          
          This initiative aims to develop confident and responsible, engaged youth leaders and global citizens in our own communities. It is the next step leading on from the Caring4Girls Programme, to provide educational opportunities and develop our youth for a successful and sustainable future. To date, the programme has assisted over 30000 learners, across all provinces in South Africa.
         

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Vision 20/20 Programme Components

Assistance to Grade 12 Learners with Career Guidance Counselling and NSFAS registration and tertiary institution application.

Leadership Workshop for Grade 10 – Grade 12 learners. Pupils and Teachers assist in identifying peer leaders who attend an interactive workshop. The theme of the workshops is to identify and discuss challenges faced in their everyday school environment and to come up with solutions to address these challenges.

‘Second Chance’ post-matriculant support for those leaners who did not pass their matric or need to upgrade their results. This includes promoting matriculants to:

REWRITE - taking away the shame and supporting opportunities to redo their matric year.

UPGRADE - supporting matriculants to rewrite and upgrade their results in specific subjects so as to enable admission to their tertiary degree or diploma of choice, e.g., Science and Mathematics.

REDIRECT - guiding learners that may not be eligible for university education towards alternative career choices and learning opportunities, e.g., TVET College qualifications.

Vision 2020 Programme Structure

The Vision 2020 Programme is structured in five key phases to ensure a comprehensive approach to personal and academic development:

First Phase: Pre-selection Year (Grade 8 and 9 Learners).
Second Phase: Youngster Transformation (Grade 10 Learners).
Third Phase: Youth Empowerment (Grade 11 Learners).
Fourth Phase: Preparation for the Outside World (Grade 12 Learners)
Fifth Phase: Alumni Networking

Vision 2020 Additional Programmes

Quality Education and Skills Development: The Imbumba Foundation plays a pivotal role in identifying aspiring learners and connecting them to various learning opportunities, including apprenticeships, learnerships, and internships.
Second Chance Programme: This programme offers post-matric support to learners who did not pass or need to upgrade their matric results
Career Expos and Direct Engagement: Hosting of career expos to showcase career opportunities, apprenticeships, bursaries, and learnership/internship programmes.
Changemakers Virtual Mentorship Hub: The Changemakers Virtual Mentorship Hub connects top performing learners with corporate volunteers for virtual mentorship
Psychosocial Support Programme: The Psychosocial Support Programme focuses on mental wellness, helping learners build resilience and providing them with the tools to manage life challenges
Boy Child Matters Programme: The Boy Child Matters Programme addresses the holistic health and well-being of young male learners, providing dignity packs and health talks to empower them with essential knowledge and resources

This enhanced Vision 20/20 Programme provides a holistic approach to youth development, supporting learners at every stage of their academic and personal journeys. Through education, leadership, mentorship, and mental wellness, the Imbumba Foundation is building a brighter future for our youth.

In-kind support of sanitary pads through the Imbumba Foundation Dis-chem Million Comforts partnership.

Vision 20/20 Programme Components

REWRITE - taking away the shame and supporting opportunities to redo their matric year.

UPGRADE - supporting matriculants to rewrite and upgrade their results in specific subjects so as to enable admission to their tertiary degree or diploma of choice, e.g., Science and Mathematics.

REDIRECT - guiding learners that may not be eligible for university education towards alternative career choices and learning opportunities, e.g., TVET College qualifications.

Vision 2020 Programme Structure

Vision 2020 Additional Programmes

R300 per student can catalyze an opportunity of a lifetime and help place a learner on the path to their future

No matriculants have ever been at as much of a disadvantage as those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2020 the programme assisted 10,562 learners throughout South Africa

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