Scale of Impact

R 3 Million

Current Target

5000

Sanitary Products donated

25

 Awarded Bursaries

1

Podcast

Stories

We measure our success in actual lives changed. These stories are a testament to the difference that communities can make when we come together to create lasting change.

Featured Story

Women in S.T.E.A.M Awards

Johannesburg, South Africa - The Womandla Foundation is thrilled to announce the 5th Annual Women in STEAM Awards, a prestigious event celebrating exceptional women in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts in STEM, and Mathematics. The event will be held at Avianto, Muldersdrift in Johannesburg, South Africa, on August 24, 2024, marking the culmination of Women’s Month in South Africa.

The Womandla Foundation is dedicated to honouring the most inspirational female role models and those making a positive impact in their communities. The Women in STEAM Awards recognize and celebrate the exceptional contributions of women who have excelled in their fields, driven innovation, and inspired the next generation of female leaders. 


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Our Podcast

Tactile Technologies is thrilled to announce its partnership with the Womandla Foundation in support of their empowering new podcast series: "Learn Support Grow", which officially launched on 21 May 2024. The series will feature monthly episodes from May to December 2024, with the first episode available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. Learn Support Grow" is an eight-episode podcast series designed to provide girls and women with invaluable industry insights, career growth tools and unwavering support to achieve their destinies. The podcast aligns with Womandla’s mission to celebrate and empower women in STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and math) careers, share practical tools for professional and entrepreneurial success, broaden organisational impact and inspire community engagement through event


Dignity Drive

The mission of the project was to increase outreach to under-served areas; break the silence; and debunk the myths and misconceptions surrounding menstruation. Before the Covid19 pandemic, many girls were supported through school-based interventions.


However, some of these interventions were disrupted due to school closures. Our objective was to digitise the process of sourcing donations and contributions whilst also providing girls with a platform to request sanitary products digitally.


By doing so, we can reach larger numbers through the FemConnect Website support them on an ongoing basis instead of once-off donations. We have just relaunched our website and added features that allow us to go beyond the borders of our communities into a global reach, which could be very beneficial in sourcing donors for our period poverty campaigns.

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