Reports

Below is a summary and final reports on completed projects where MOT South Africa partnered with key organizations to empower young people and create safer, more positive school and community environments through two impactful initiatives.

Courage to Care Global Project with Wynberg Rotary Club Final Report here
Scatec Final Report here

Project 1: Courage to Care Global Project with Wynberg Rotary Club

In 2020, MOT South Africa partnered with the Rotary Club of Wynberg, Haugaland Upper Secondary School, Karmøy Rotary Club, Rotary District 9350, and the Rotary Foundation to launch the Courage to Care Global Project.

This initiative focused on peace-building and conflict prevention in Grassy Park schools, including Fairmount Secondary, Zeekoevlei High, and Lotus High. The goal was to create safe spaces for youth to thrive, develop self-respect, and embrace community values like “ubuntu” (humanity).

Together, we aimed to:

Build resilient youth,
Empower educators and community leaders,
Promote respect and community.

Key Results from the Project through the Research Report:

1,427 learners completed the MOT programme.
80% of students reported a better school experience thanks to MOT.
98% valued the sense of community and support MOT created at school.
76% saw positive changes in their home life due to MOT.
80% of students felt they achieved the program’s main goals: the Courage to Live, Care, and Say No.
Read more in the Research Report by SPHER3 here

Read the final report presented to the Rotary Club of Wynberg here

Project 2: Youth Leadership Programme in partnership with Scatec

The project in Burgersdorp began with a proposal by Sanelisiwe Sikweyiya, a former MOT Youth and now a trained MOT Coach.

After experiencing the positive impact of the MOT programme during a 6-month Youth Leadership Program with MOT through Scatec, Sanelisiwe wanted to bring these benefits to her community. Her proposal led to the launch of a 3-year MOT project in Burgersdorp, Eastern Cape, which has achieved wonderful results.

Key Results:

Over 200 students at Eureka Primary, Mzimkhulu Primary, and Ethembeni High School in Burgersdorp graduated from the MOT programme.
40 MOT Coaches were trained to sustain and grow the programme

Read the final report submitted to Scatec here

Learn more about the project here:

MOT SA’s Stakeholder Meeting: Burgersdorp, Eastern Cape

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