Life Skills Training
Practical vocational modules — gardening, sewing, baking and basic IT — designed to increase household income and employability.
Support Rovhona Community Centre
Transforming lives through skills, care and community — Join our mission.
Rovhona delivers life-skills training, psycho-social screening & referrals, and nutritious meals to children and families in Moloto. We coordinate local volunteers, donors and partners to create measurable social impact.
5+
Years active in community
1,200+
Beneficiaries reached (meals & programs)
30+
Local volunteers & trainers
Contacts:
Murendeni Rasivhetshele +27 66 124 6666
Angela Mangwanda +27 71 893 4859
About Rovhona
Rovhona Community Centre is a community-led organisation focused on supporting vulnerable children and families in Moloto — Mogodongo Block 1. We operate community feeding programmes, deliver life-skills training (gardening, sewing, basic computing, baking) and provide psycho-social screening and referrals for children in need. Our work is driven by local volunteers, trained staff and partner organisations to ensure sustainable, measurable outcomes.
Mission: Build resilient families
Vision: Thriving Moloto communities
Values: Dignity • Inclusion • Accountability
Programs & Services
Psycho-social Support
Screening, counseling, and referral pathways for children identified as needing additional psychosocial services.
Community Feeding
Daily and event-based catering for vulnerable children and families, nutritional planning and food distribution logistics.
Education Support
Donations of educational resources, learning support sessions and tutoring for school-aged children.
Volunteer & Capacity Building
Volunteer training, community leadership workshops and mentorship for local trainers.
Referral & Partnerships
Formal referral processes for health, social services and specialized support with partner organisations.
Impact & Results
What our work achieves
We measure outcomes across nutrition, skills uptake and social wellbeing. Our monitoring focuses on attendance, income generation from training graduates and referral closure rates.
- Consistent community feeding reaching 300+ meals weekly.
- Skills training cohorts with a >60% improvement in household food security.
- Screening and referral processes coordinated with local clinics and social workers.
Annual Report
Download the full program profile and impact summary in the organisation profile PDF.
Download profilePartners
Working with local stakeholders and small funders to scale core services. Interested organisations may contact us for partnership briefs and MOU templates.
Upcoming events & success stories
Community Gardening Launch
Date: 2025-12-15 — A practical training day to set up seven new household food gardens. Volunteers welcome.
Objective: Increase household access to fresh produce and reduce monthly food spending.
Skills Graduation — Sewing Cohort
Date: 2025-11-30 — Showcasing cohort projects; local micro-traders invited.
Outcomes: Graduates receive starter kits and business mentoring.
How to support
Donations needed:
Food items, educational resources, clothing, blankets, hygiene kits, and funds to support programme logistics.
We accept in-kind drops and scheduled pick-ups. For cash donations we provide a receipt and a brief impact report.