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Welcome!Welcome to the website of Ikamva Lisezandleni Zethu, a South African Non-profit organization focussed on the empowerment of youth through education, e-literacy training and career guidance. See this brief introduction for more information about us.  Recently added contentVOLUNTEER with IkamvaYouth and become AYOBA!Submitted by Andrew Barrett on Tue, 2010-02-02 14:29.
It's a new year with new resolutions and new beginnings and new volunteers. Are you thinking about joining our already awesome group of volunteers and tutors? Click on the 'read more' tag below for the contact details of your nearest branch. Alternatively, check out our Volunteers FAQs page by clicking on 'Becoming an Ikamvanite' from the menu on the left. We have a feeling 2010 is going to be remembered for so much more than just the soccer - now that's truly AYOBA.
Video: IkamvaYouth Flying ColoursSubmitted by Luyanda Kota on Wed, 2010-01-13 10:56.
Ikamva Flying Colours 2010 from Anna Telford on Vimeo.
BBC discusses 2010 Soccer World Cup with Ikamvanites!Submitted by Luyanda Kota on Thu, 2009-12-10 18:13.
by Siyabulela Godwana
On Wednesday, 03 December 2009, BBC Radio visited IkamvaYouth branch office in Makhaza Khayelitsha with purpose of hearing views on Township side of how we feel about the upcoming 2010 soccer world. IkamvaYouth director (WC), learners and tutors responded positively saying 2010 soccer world cup will boost our economy and government will provide and deliver services to the people and improve and others responded negatively saying government has spent so much money in the soccer world cup which was introduced to us four years ago and so much billions has been investment on stadiums but education was existing for almost 15 years since democracy but still we are struggling resource wise in our schools and to obtain funds which can support us in getting properly qualified.
World AIDS daySubmitted by Luyanda Kota on Tue, 2009-12-01 15:23.
by Kerrie Channer
World AIDS day is observed on the 1st of December each year. This day is dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV. It is also a time to remember those who have died from HIV/AIDS. AIDS has claimed over 2 million life’s in the past year and without effective awareness and prevention it threatens to claim a lot more
Good luck to IkamvaYouth learners on their examsSubmitted by Luyanda Kota on Fri, 2009-10-23 18:19.
I remember right at the beginning of the year when we had an Open Day at the Makhaza branch for learners that are interested in joining IkamvaYouth in addition to the learners that enrolled the previous year. One gentleman raised his hand from the fully packed Nazeema Isaacs Library and once he received his chance to speak, he said that he specifically want to say to the Grade 12’s that the year is very short and they need to work hard from the beginning of the year. He mentioned how much work one is involved with at Grade 12 and made it clear that if one snooze he or she will lose.
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