MOT SA hosted its third Parents’ Workshop of the year on 13 September, in partnership with PBIRC and with the support of the Western Cape Education Department (WCED). The workshop aimed to equip caregivers with practical tools, insights, and strategies to positively support their children’s growth and development. Understanding Everyday Scenarios The workshop addressed a […]
On Thursday, 28 August, the MOT SA team celebrated Women’s Day in a very special way. We spent the day driving to each of our MOT sites to personally drop off a small token of appreciation to all our active MOT Coaches. This was our way of living out the value of Courage to Care […]
We are excited to share an important milestone in MOT South Africa’s journey: MOT has been officially accredited by the South African Council for Educators (SACE) as a recognised service provider. What this means for you as MOT Coaches and Educators: This achievement not only strengthens MOT’s standing as a provider of impactful Life Skills […]
Parenting is one of the most rewarding, yet challenging journeys. Every child faces unique situations, and as a parent, knowing how to respond effectively can make a world of difference in their growth and development. Recognising this, we recently held our second Parents’ Workshop, in partnership with PBIRC and supported by WCED, aimed at equipping […]
This month, MOT South Africa successfully hosted its first-ever 1-day Make-Up Training of our MOT Coaches’ Basic Education programme. This special session was designed to onboard educators from Bridgetown High School (welcomed in April 2025), Rylands High School, and Spes Bona High School. Despite stormy weather and the challenge of a shorter timeframe, the training […]
This Youth Day, we gathered once again for Voices of Courage—a special day hosted by MOT South Africa in partnership with the City of Cape Town. It was more than just an event. It was a reminder of what’s possible when young people, educators, and community leaders come together with purpose, passion, and courage. This […]
This year’s theme is “The Courage to Take Opportunities” – a bold message that encourages young people to recognise everyday chances to have the Courage to Live, lead, grow, and create impact, even when it feels uncomfortable or uncertain. We believe youth need more than motivation—they need real preparation. These events are designed to help young people transition […]
At MOT South Africa, we believe that building courageous, confident youth starts with strong support at home. That’s why our recent Parents’ Workshop wasn’t just a workshop — it was a powerful reminder of how important parents are in shaping resilient young people and in supporting their kids, especially during their vital years. The session […]
This month MOT South Africa hosted the Principals’ Best Practice Follow-up Session at the College of Cape Town, Crawford Campus. The session brought together ten schools currently participating in this collaborative project—a partnership between MOT South Africa and the Positive Behaviour Intervention and Resource Centre (PBIRC), supported by the Western Cape Education Department (WCED). These […]
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