Mental Wellness
We connect individuals with certified life coaches and lead initiatives to fight stigma and build resilience. Become a part of our Mental Health Awareness Year programme.
Arts, Culture & Heritage
We empower African heritage storytellers and artists through professional training and production support, preserving cultural legacies while creating sustainable opportunities.
Business Connect
We introduce Business Connect, a platform linking black Africans with investors, collaborators, and support in marketing, storytelling, branding, and administration.
African Literature
Improve your fluency in your favorite South African language and more by exploring amazing vernacular literature from great entrepreneurs.
Legal & Social Justice
Voninga’s Legal & Social Justice segment promotes restorative justice through legal support and healing community dialogues.
Production
We create and support comics, documentaries, podcasts, and host film screenings to inspire healing and empower communities.
Technology
We provide tech training and tools to entrepreneurs and youth, empowering them to innovate and grow their businesses.
Charities
Join our initiatives of providing donations to the needy
Automotive
We empower African Auomotive Innovators with training, business support, and connecting them to markets to build sustainable livelihoods and strengthen local economies.
WHY
are we here?
VONINGA is a dynamic empowerment platform dedicated to personal growth, mental health restoration, and economic development, with a powerful focus on addressing gender-based violence (GBV) and femicide. Centered around the healing power of storytelling and art, VONINGA creates safe spaces for survivors and communities to share experiences, restore dignity, and find solidarity. By connecting trusted and verified businesses with potential clients, collaborators, and investors, VONINGA fosters sustainable partnerships that uplift vulnerable communities and drive holistic social change.
AMPLYING VOICES
We find meaning to the purpose of our existance as an organisation, when we help you navigate your purpose. We achieve this by amplying the voices of the voiceless, developing skills, helping creators produce African stories . Ha Voninga!
Magazine
We are very excited to introduce the first volume of Voninga Magazine! In this month’s issue, our Mind & Purpose segment features the inspiring story of an amazing woman of faith and virtue—Benevolence Mphuti. We also connect two remarkable businesses:KOU Foods by Chef Weso and Miatumelo (Pty) Ltd by Motlogelwa Maite.
Documenting
The Power of Restorative Justice
Voninga Foundation is producing a documentary on the recent visit to Phalaborwa Correctional Services by Vessels of Honour, with access, administration, and branding facilitated by Voninga Foundation. The film, captured by Photoflurry, highlights the power of restorative justice in bringing healing, dignity, and true transformation to communities, and will be premiered soon.
Rahaperile
African Tales of
Victory
Travel with us as we bring to life “Rahaperile,” an African comic movie that embodies resilience, courage, and the empowerment of a young African woman.
Against false doctrines of submission, abuse, and patriarchy, she rises—becoming a voice for the voiceless. Refusing to carry the bitterness that often fuels generational pain, she chooses instead to become a light for those who come after her.
Register Today
Are you a survivor of Gender-Based Violence?
Or a teacher, church leader, or community volunteer ready to support those affected?
Join From Trauma to Triumph — a 12-month healing and empowerment journey. www.voninga.com
End Gender Based Violence & Femicide 100-Day Challenge Launch
Phalaborwa Municipality has shown its determination to curb the scourge of Gender-Based Violence through the launch of the End Gender-Based Violence and Femicide 100-Day Challenge. The Honorable Mayor of Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality marked the occasion by lighting three candles in remembrance of those who lost their lives to femicide and in solidarity with those still suffering and crying because of GBV. The candles symbolize a vow to support the mental health needs of GBV survivors, to foster reliable legal facilitation for survivors, and to promote business skills development that will empower survivors towards independence. Kurhula Hlomane, Director of the Voninga Foundation, led the proceedings of the candle-lighting event.
In the upcoming season of Shine your light with Kurhula Hlomane, we bring you reputable therapists to help you restore your mental health. We also delve into business development with amazing experts and feature national and international guests in music therapy.
Trusted & Verified Creators, Authors, Entreprenurs,
Business Connect
Connecting trusted & verified businesses with potential clients, collaborators, and investors.
Talk to Us
We’re here to offer you the best support for your personal growth, wellness and development. Contact Us here.
- 081 275 5757
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- South Africa
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“If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do , you have to keep moving forward.”
