Imibala Learning Academy

23/07/2024

As a community development organisation, making money is secondary to bringing essential services to the community. At Imibala Learning Academy we offer early childhood learning programmes to children from disadvantaged families, from the informal settlements of Vusimuzi in Tembisa, Ekurhuleni.

The reality is that more than half of our clients can not afford the minimum fees we are charging. When parents cannot afford the fees, we don't say the child must stay home. They continue to come to class to play and learn with the other children. The centre also employs two young people from the area, who work as ECD practitioners.

As iMibala Foundation we are looking for partners to help us in this mission to bring change to our community, in a form of learning programmes for young people, a nutrition programme and empowering the most vulnerable members of our society.

10/03/2024

Some times learners need extra support to succeed on their learning. This support could simply be learning literacy skills to help them understand their course content in class.

This is where we come in, all grades are welcome. Free registration!

Do get in touch for more information!
Imibala Learning Academy is a learning programme operating under
iMibala Foundation

16/11/2023

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27/06/2023

Today it's GO TIME!!!

We kick off our holiday programme at Imibala Learning Academy.

Please take notes of the dates stipulated.
If you are looking for something to keep your children stimulated, interested in learning, have fun in a safe environment during the day during school holidays, ILA is the place to be. We're open to walk ins, T&C's apply

25/06/2023

Schools are closed, that means it's officially winter holidays and that call for ILA winter holiday programme.

We're kicking it off this Tuesday at 10am, open to all children in the community!

See the dates below and dial the number to get more information.
We're also available on WhatsApp 0658853193

25/05/2023

"…this means pupils in no-fee schools, who were already at a disadvantage before the pandemic, were affected disproportionately by school closures. As predicted, the pandemic increased inequality in learning outcomes between poor and wealthier children."

The inequality has always been there, COVID 19 was just another disaster that has highlighted this. We can also play our part as communities. With our learning intervention programme, this is exactly what we're doing.

Registration is still open.

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