Clinic provides health services to youth
The Kwa-Thema Main Clinic launched its Adolescent Youth-Friendly Services (AYFS) with support from the Soul City Institute on July 4. This initiative provides accessible and supportive healthcare to young people, ensuring they receive the services in a safe and welcoming environment.
FLAC Fellows Step Into Action: Building a Feminist Future Through In-Service Training
This month marks an exciting milestone at Soul City Institute for Social Justice: our second cohort of Feminist Leadership Activist Centre (FLAC) Fellows have officially begun their organisational in-service training.
Youth Are the Now: Soul City Steps into June with Power and Purpose
We have stepped into Youth Month, and we’re excited to share the powerful work unfolding across our platforms and communities.
Reaching Youth Through Health Calendar Events: Empowering Wellness, One Young Person at a Time
On 16 June 2025, in celebration of Youth Day, the Matthew Goniwe clinic in Makhaza in Cape town will lead a powerful youth-focused health and wellness event, “Healthy Youth, Healthy Nation- Empowering community through wellness” in partnership with key stakeholders, including our Cape Town office.
We Are Tired, But We Will Not Be Silent: Honouring Olorato Mongale and Every Woman Failed by This Country
Where can we be safe?
This Child Protection Week and Beyond: Schools Must Be Safe, Not Scary
The state of child safety in South Africa is in crisis. Even though people have been asking for change, not enough is being done to protect our children at school.
Soul City Institute’s Bold Move to “Close the Gap” in HIV Services for South African Youth
From April to June, Soul City Institute and other key partners supported by National Department of Health (NDOH) will soon roll out a series of dynamic, youth-focused activities across South Africa in support of the national “Close the Gap” campaign.
Over 1,000 Children Gather for the 2025 Soul Buddyz Congress: Empowering Future Leaders.
In March 2025, over 1000 children from KwaZulu-Natal, Rustenburg, and Mpumalanga came together for the much-anticipated Soul Buddyz Congress. This annual event, hosted by Soul City Institute and supported by the AIDS Foundation of South Africa, celebrated the dedication and hard work of Soul Buddyz Club (SBC) members, while also serving as a platform for networking, collaboration, and youth empowerment.
