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WWF’s mission is to build a future in which people and nature thrive. As a science-based, nonpartisan, civil society organisation, we work to conserve and restore biodiversity, the web that supports all life on Earth; to reduce humanity’s environmental footprint; and to ensure the sustainable use of natural resources to support current and future generations.

Afrika Tikkun is not just a business. We are a people. We are a community. We are a movement for change and transformation. Our vision is to enable young people to become socially and economically empowered. This vision is underpinned by the belief that everyone deserves an opportunity to become the best they can be. For 30 years, we have enriched the lives of children and young people using sustainable programmes implemented through our holistic Cradle-to-Career 360° model. Our programmes are carried out nationally and aim to reduce youth unemployment, break generational poverty and create an equal society. Our 30 years of service within the communities we serve are underpinned by impact, empowerment and transformation.

loveLife promotes healthy, positive, HIV-free living among South African teenagers. loveLife combines a sustained high-powered multi-media campaign with nationwide community-level outreach and support programmes for youth. loveLife’s programmes are implemented by a national youth volunteer service corps known as groundBREAKERS in partnership with more than 230 community-based non-government organisations, 8000 schools and 479 government clinics across South Africa. In 2013, major funding for loveLife is provided by the National Department of Health, the National Department of Social Development and Sports and Recreation South Africa. The Anglo American Chairman’s Fund, Berco, Dewey & Le Boeuf, FIFA Football for Hope, Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Mpumalanga Department of Social Development, the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund, Newsclip, North West Department of Social Development, Royal Bafokeng Nation, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Volkswagen South Africa.