Who is Mentor a Boy Child?
Purpose
To create a world in which young men [middle adolescence boys: 14 – 18yrs] are making better life decisions for ‘healthy masculinity’ (for the purpose of being better men for society)
Governance
Mentor a Boy Child is registered as a Section 21 Company (registration number no. 236 720 NPC) and as a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) Section 18A registration no. 930062979
What is ‘Healthy Masculinity’?
Responsible
(conscientious, disciplined & accountable)
Continuously empower themselves
(always seek to be better – they are consciously lacking a collective positive contribution in society incompetent)
Inspired to lead in society
(committed to seek a better life for themselves and for others)
Seek to positively change the world we live in
(they do not divorce themselves from challenging societal ills)
Ambitious
(they want to succeed in their chosen fields)
Who is the brotherhood?
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Purpose
To create a world in which young men [middle adolescence boys: 14 – 18yrs] are making better life decisions for ‘healthy masculinity’ (for the purpose of being better men for society)
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Our Mentorship Philosophy
At Mentor a Boy Child
We identify Mentee’s goals; We encourage planning before mentoring sessions; We evaluate students understanding, talents and build there on; We develop a relationship founded on mutual respect; We give Mentees ownership of their work and promote responsibility; Mentors share their own experiences with Mentees; We create an environment where Mentees are free to interact; Create a safe environment in which Mentees feel that it is acceptable to fail and learn from their mistakes; We encourage growth through challenges; We aspire to help our Mentees develop certain professional and social skills, recognise opportunities, ask questions and communicate effectively.
Our Founders
Our Mission
- To provide access, guidance and support for ‘healthy masculinity’ through structured platforms, activities and tools; that deliver effective and fit-for-purpose role modelling, life-skills development & mentorship
- To be a lighthouse for boychildren to be inspired & empowered, to take ownership of/to own their development and future
- To encourage young men to lead [appropriately] in society
Our Themes
Intrapersonal e.g.
- (priority to digital)
- Character focussed/related
- Self-confidence, self-esteem & dignity
- Mental Wellness
- Social, emotional, physical and spiritual
- Stress management
- Hygiene
Interpersonal e.g.
- Social & life enablers
- Choosing the right friends and eco-system
- Leading our families upwards
- Avoiding societal vices
Skills Development (priority to digital) e.g.
- Career guidance & internships
- Leadership
- Financial literacy
- ESD/entrepreneurship
Our Mission
- To provide access, guidance and support for ‘healthy masculinity’ through structured platforms, activities and tools; that deliver effective and fit-for-purpose role modelling, life-skills development & mentorship
- To be a lighthouse for boychildren to be inspired & empowered, to take ownership of/to own their development and future
- To encourage young men to lead [appropriately] in society
Our Themes
Intrapersonal e.g.
- (priority to digital)
- Character focussed/related
- Self-confidence, self-esteem & dignity
- Mental Wellness
- Social, emotional, physical and spiritual
- Stress management
- Hygiene
Interpersonal e.g.
- Social & life enablers
- Choosing the right friends and eco-system
- Leading our families upwards
- Avoiding societal vices
Skills Development (priority to digital) e.g.
- Career guidance & internships
- Leadership
- Financial literacy
- ESD/entrepreneurship
Connecting Mentors and Mentees
Get guided in Life Skills. Get guided in Social Skills. Get guided in Relations. Get Guided in Studies.
MABC we believe that to get somewhere in life, study, relationships or anything else, it’s important to get guidance from a mentor. But finding the right mentor is difficult. MABC connects Mentors and Mentees by bringing them to your community.
Quickly register your interest in becoming a mentor or mentee using the form below.
After filling in the simple form – we’ll be in touch with the next steps for you to do.
Ethical Conduct for Mentors
and Mentees
Our Code of Ethics and Conduct outlines values, standards and fundamental principles within which our mentors and mentees should adhere.
Meet Our Team
Board of Directors
Sydney Nhlanhla Mbhele
A builder of brands and markets, and passionate about youth development. Sydney is a chartered marketer (SA) with a track record in building brands and markets. His experience stretches in Marketing, Communications, Sales & Corporate Affairs, Financial Services (Banking, Insurance and Investments), Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), and Telecoms. He is the Chairman & board member of the Marketing Association of South Africa.
Andile Khumalo
Andile is a seasoned entrepreneur and Chartered Accountant (SA) with over 15 years of business experience. He is Founder & CEO of KhumaloCo, an investment firm with interests in Technology, Media, Telecommunications, Financial Services and Venture Capital. He serves as non-executive Chairman of investee companies Brave Group and Ince.
Nkosinathi Moshoana
Nkosinathi is no stranger to leadership roles and working hard to achieve his goals. Nkosinathi has experience in diverse roles such as strategy, market research, new business development, innovation and national program design and management. His passion for the youth stems from his belief that it is time to re-invent the South African dream and brand it anew by equipping young people to take ownership of their destinies.
Jabulile Nhlapo
Jabulile is a marketing and business development seasoned expert, passionate about the development of children and the communities they live in. Focusing on one boy at a time, “I believe we can make a positive difference in our society and its bright future.”
Lerato Msimanga
Lerato is a Clinical Psychologist. She is passionate about helping individuals and communities find their grounding in an ever changing and uncertain world. “My role in MABC is guiding and ensuring that our engagements will enhance the emotional and mental health experiences of our boys and mentors in our program. “
Mfanafuthi Methula
Passionate about transformation and growth, Mfanafuthi helps the organisation to deliver mentorship programmes to our communities and schools. He is an idealist and loves being active in various programs of change. Mfanafuthi Methula has been involved in various CSI spaces that focus on education and social entrepreneurship.
