Ubomi Foundation SA appoints Pumelele Mrwetyana Vumazonke to drive education programmes.
Ubomi Foundation SA has strengthened its focus on education and youth development with the appointment of Mrs Pumelele Mrwetyana Vumazonke as Education Programmes Coordinator, a role that will see her helping to drive programmes aimed at expanding educational opportunities for young people.
Vumazonke joins the Foundation with a mandate that places learners, schools and communities at the centre of its education work, particularly in township and underserved communities where access to resources and opportunities can remain a challenge.
In her role, she will coordinate Ubomi Foundation SA’s educational programmes and partnerships, covering a broad range of interventions including learner support, school awareness campaigns, computer and science centres, libraries, robotics and career guidance.
Her responsibilities will also include supporting initiatives designed to respond to some of the challenges facing learners and working alongside schools, educators and other stakeholders to identify opportunities that can make a meaningful difference in young people’s educational journeys.
The appointment forms part of Ubomi Foundation SA’s continued commitment to collaborating with schools, institutions of higher learning, educators, families and community stakeholders to create environments in which young people are better supported and exposed to opportunities that can help them realise their potential.
Ubomi Foundation SA appoints Pumelele Mrwetyana Vumazonke to drive education programmes.
For the Foundation, education extends beyond what happens inside the classroom. Access to technology, science, information, career guidance and supportive learning environments can all play an important role in preparing young people for their futures.
Vumazonke’s portfolio therefore brings together different areas of educational development, from helping strengthen access to computer and science resources to supporting programmes that expose learners to robotics and potential career pathways.
Through these initiatives, Ubomi Foundation SA hopes to continue building partnerships that connect learners with resources, knowledge and opportunities while strengthening the communities around them.
The Foundation welcomed Vumazonke to the team, expressing confidence in the contribution she will make as it continues its work of inspiring hope, expanding access to opportunities and helping learners realise their full potential.
Her appointment adds another important component to Ubomi Foundation SA’s broader mission of empowering people, building communities and changing lives.
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