Mentoring students - changing lives

Gauteng, South Africa

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This project will provide mentoring and guidance for students in Cosmo City, Diepsloot and Rabosotho who will attend one of three camps in 2018.

Impact Africa wishes to host three camps for the students of Cosmo City Secondary School, Diepsloot West and Rabosotho Combined School. The goal of the camps is to help facilitate the students’ understanding of the key issues in their lives that are hindering from attaining their full potential, and providing guidance on how these issues can be overcome.

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About this project

With over 25 years of missions experience, Rich and Michelle Franzen launched Impact Africa in 2003. Their hearts burned with a passion to help ease the suffering of the African continent where 68% of the worlds HIV/AIDs population resides. Over the years, the Franzens have raised a multifaceted ministry focused on communities living in squatter camps on the periphery of South Africas large cities.
Since Impact Africa’s conception, fives areas of focus have emerged: Impact Kids Preschool, The Impact Baby Rescue, Impact Mission Adventures, Impact Students, and Impact Missionary Experience. These different branches of Impact Africa were all created to help those in the poorest communities and address South Africa’s most devastating issues.
Impact Africa wishes to host three camps for the students of Cosmo City Secondary School, Diepsloot West and Rabosotho Combined School. The goal of the camps is to help facilitate the students’ understanding of the key issues in their lives that are hindering from attaining their full potential, and providing guidance on how these issues can be overcome.