Environmental Sustainability for the 2025/26 Integrated Report

Rooftop Garden Introduction The Outreach Foundation’s rooftop garden in Hillbrow has existed for the past 9 years. This innovative garden is designed to address local food insecurity, enhance environmental sustainability and strengthen green skills. It also includes practical skills for schoolchildren and teachers on urban farming and food safety. The rooftop space serves as both a productive farm and an …

Community Outreach Services for the 2025/26 Integrated Report

Music Centre The Music Centre, part of the Outreach Foundation, serves as a safe, constructive, and creative sanctuary for inner-city youth and children participants. Established to provide accessible after-school enrichment and skills development in an urban setting like Hillbrow, the Centre uses Marimba and Piano to build self-confidence, foster discipline, and offer alternative pathways away from social vulnerabilities Key Achievements: …

Skills Development Services for the 2025/26 Integrated Report

Skills training Musina The Musina team implemented a wide range of vocational and skills development courses throughout 2025, designed to strengthen employability, entrepreneurship, and psychosocial resilience among vulnerable youth, migrants, and local citizens. During the first half of the year (Jan–Jun 2025), training included three computer literacy classes with 52 participants, a plumbing course with 14 participants, and beauty-related courses, …

Community Development Services for the 2025/26 Integrated Report

Introduction: The Community Development Services (CDS) of the Outreach Foundation has become a vital support mechanism for vulnerable and marginalised communities. Guided by a human‑centered development framework, CDS seeks to enhance individuals’ full capacities and capabilities. This approach emphasises that development should be measured not merely by economic growth, but by tangible improvements in human well‑being, active participation, and sustainability. …

Monitoring and Evaluation Report for 2025/26 Integrated Report

During 2025, our programmes directly supported 6,210 beneficiaries. Considering the broader influence on families and communities, and assuming each individual positively affects an average of 3 additional people, the total indirect impact extends to approximately 18,630 people. This multiplier effect shows how interventions in skills training, mental health support, legal aid, and service access create change beyond the individual participant. …