Nurturing Potential. Inspiring Futures.

Tsireledzo Care is a female-led NPC creating safer school communities through social work interventions, psychosocial support, life skills education, and youth empowerment pathways into meaningful work.

Every child deserves a safe environment to grow.

Rooted in empathy, committed to change.

Headed in the Thulamela region of Limpopo, this female-led organisation exists to address bullying among learners in school settings by providing social work interventions and psychosocial support. It also supports learners identified as bullying perpetrators with life skills education that builds conflict resolution, critical thinking, self-awareness, and problem solving.

Our mission To protect learners from harm while helping young people build the skills and confidence to participate in professional life.
Female social worker speaking with learners at a rural school in Limpopo

Guided by care, social work, and accountable governance.

T

Tsireledzo

Main Member, Social Worker, PhD Candidate

Leads the organisation's school social work mission, learner support, and anti-bullying intervention work.

T

Takadzani

Accounting Student

Supports financial discipline, record keeping, and the transparent governance needed for a trusted NPC.

L

Livhuwani

Social Worker

Strengthens learner care, family engagement, and practical support for safer school environments.

Removing barriers to learning and strengthening rural school outcomes.

01

Barriers to Learning

Identify and address bullying, drug and alcohol abuse, teenage pregnancy, poverty, and biopsychosocial challenges that affect learners in basic education.

02

Psychosocial Interventions

Provide family preservation, restoration, and support through life skills programmes, psychosocial interventions, conflict resolution, and learner care.

03

Dropout Reintegration

Support school dropouts to return to school institutions and reconnect with learning, mentoring, and practical education support.

Stakeholder Mobilisation

Mobilise stakeholders and resources to improve basic education outcomes across the communities Tsireledzo Care serves.

Skills Development & Job Training

Connect youth to skills development and job training opportunities through partnerships that open practical pathways after school.

Social Cohesion Campaigns

Host fun walks, sports days, career days, and motivational talks that promote positive citizenship and safer community relationships.

Academic Coaching & Mentoring

Provide academic coaching and mentoring to help learners improve confidence, performance, and education outcomes.

Female social worker facilitating a life-skills workshop in a rural classroom
Social work interventions and psychosocial support
Rural youth learning introductory fiber skills with a female mentor
Fiber skills and employment readiness

Transparent governance for lasting community trust.

Tsireledzo Care, shortened as Tsire Care, is constituted as an organisation with its own legal identity. It exists separately from its members, can own property, can sue and be sued in its own name, and continues even when membership or office bearers change.

Office Bearers & Governance

The organisation is overseen by three office bearers who act as the Board of governance. Office bearers serve three-year terms and may stand for re-election for as long as their services are needed.

Powers of the Organisation

The Board may raise funds, receive contributions, acquire property, make by-laws, and form sub-committees where needed, provided its decisions support the objectives and comply with South African law.

Meetings & Decisions

Annual General Meetings report on the year's work, consider policy, elect office bearers, and approve changes where needed. Ordinary meetings are held quarterly, and decisions are made by consensus or majority vote.

Income, Property & Finance

The organisation keeps records of everything it owns. Its money or property may not be distributed to members or office bearers except as reasonable payment for work performed or reimbursement of approved expenses.

Amendments & Dissolution

Constitution changes and dissolution require a two-thirds member resolution. If the organisation winds up, debts must be paid and remaining assets must go to another nonprofit organisation with similar objectives.

Help build safer schools and stronger youth futures.

Your support can help this female-led NPC fund school social work interventions, psychosocial support, learner workshops, mentorship, and training pathways that reduce unemployment, crime, and alcohol abuse.

Get in touch.

Reach out if you need support, want to collaborate, or would like to help the mission of this female-led NPC grow.