About us
Background of New Revelation Children’s Hope
Founding and Early Days
New Revelation Children’s Hope was founded in November 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic—a time marked by widespread uncertainty, social isolation, and economic hardship. Official registration followed in April 2021, as the world continued to reel from the impact of the pandemic. The organization was born out of the growing hopelessness and vulnerability experienced by many, particularly in communities facing high rates of unemployment due to mass retrenchments.
Identifying Community Needs
During this tumultuous period, the community witnessed rising challenges among youth: many teenagers, grappling with economic desperation, engaged in risky behaviors such as transactional sex, while others became entangled in gangsterism. Sensing an urgent need for intervention, Mrs. Nonceba Molebatsi took the initiative to address these issues directly. She began by gathering the needs of local teenagers and established teenagers’ clubs. These clubs provided vital life skills and literacy programs, offering young people a safe space and a sense of purpose.
Growth and Expansion of Services
The organization started modestly, with just 14 teenagers aged 13 to 18. However, Mrs. Molebatsi soon noticed that younger children also required nurturing and early intervention. As a result, the organization’s constitution was amended to include children as young as six, expanding the age range served to 6–18 years old.
New Revelation Children’s Hope has always maintained a functional board of directors, which continues to guide its operations. Over time, the organization has grown significantly: it now serves approximately 300 families, offering a variety of critical services. These include:
- Psychosocial support
- Social behavior changes programs
- Nutrition support
- Literacy and academic support
Impact and Community Outreach
A cornerstone of New Revelation’s work is its commitment to HIV prevention, education, and support. The organization has made a significant impact on the lives of people living with HIV and other key populations by providing education on medication adherence and human rights. Outreach extends into local schools, including:
- Imfundo Secondary School
- Thuto Kitso Comprehensive School
- Fochville Secondary
- Kokosi Primary School
- Reakgona Primary School
- Retlile Primary School
- Greenspark Primary School (recently added)
Strategic Partnerships and Programmes
Since 2022, New Revelation Children’s Hope has enjoyed collaboration with the Department of Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation on enriching programs such as spelling bees, book clubs, and public speaking competitions. The organization has also participated in the FUNDA MZANZI competition and has been part of an 18-month capacity-building program with Networking HIV and AIDS Community of Southern Africa (NACOSA), running from October 1, 2023, to March 31, 2025.
Organizational Structure and Support
Presently, New Revelation operates with a dedicated team comprising 6 board members, 7 management staff, and 12 volunteers. Its work has attracted support from a wide range of local businesses and organizations, including:
- Gift of the Givers
- Shoprite
- Boxer Store
- President Hyper
- Master Drilling
- Pep Store
- Omnia Group
- Mpondo Busy Corner
- Nkana’s Inn
- Thanda Bantu Bottle Store
- Zebra Tavern
- Dladla PTY
- Harmony gold mine
Looking Ahead
Most recently, New Revelation Children’s Hope secured funding from the Department of Social Development for the 2025/2026 financial year to support its ongoing HIV programs. The organization remains steadfast in its mission to uplift, nurture, and empower children and youth—offering hope and resilience in the face of adversity.
Vision and Mission Statement:
Empowering Lives, Creating Hope, and Fostering Resilience
Introduction
Every child deserves the right to safety, love, health, and opportunities to thrive, regardless of their background or circumstances. In communities affected by poverty, disease, and social upheaval, orphans and vulnerable children are often the most at risk of being left behind. It is in response to these urgent needs that our organization has articulated a clear vision and mission, guiding our efforts to make a lasting difference in the lives of the most marginalized.
Our Vision
We envisage advocacy and care plans for orphans and vulnerable children.
A vision is more than just a statement; it is the beacon that guides our actions, the hope that motivates our team, and the promise we make to the children and families we serve. Our vision is founded on the belief that every orphan and vulnerable child deserves a future where their rights are protected, their voices are heard, and their well-being is prioritized. We strive to be champions for those who cannot always speak for themselves, advocating for systemic changes that ensure children are not just recipients of charity, but active participants in shaping their destinies.
Through our advocacy, we aim to challenge societal norms, influence policy, and mobilize resources so that all children—especially those orphaned or made vulnerable by HIV, TB, poverty, or conflict—receive the care and protection they deserve. Our care plan is holistic and child-centered, addressing not only the immediate needs for shelter, nutrition, and safety but also the psychosocial, educational, and emotional support that is crucial for healthy development.
Our Mission
To enhance change in the lives of children through psychosocial support services, provide care and support, create a safe environment for HIV/TB infected individuals and provide education through literacy programme.
Our mission defines the concrete steps we take to realize our vision. We are committed to building a brighter future for orphans and vulnerable children by:
- Enhancing Change Through Psychosocial Support Services: Children facing the loss of family, trauma, or chronic illness require more than just physical survival—they need healing, resilience, and hope. Our psychosocial programs offer counseling, safe spaces for self-expression, recreational activities, and peer support, all designed to help children process their experiences and build the emotional strength needed to overcome adversity.
- Providing Care and Support: We ensure that children’s basic needs—food, shelter, health care, and clothing—are met. Our teams work closely with caregivers, foster families, and community members to create nurturing environments where children can feel safe, valued, and loved. We also facilitate access to medical care and social services, ensuring no child is left behind.
- Creating Safe Environments for HIV/TB Infected Individuals: Children and families affected by HIV or TB often face stigma, discrimination, and isolation. We are dedicated to breaking down these barriers by fostering environments where every individual is treated with dignity and respect. Our programs focus on education, stigmatization, and direct support—ensuring affected children have access to treatment, counseling, and community integration.
- Providing Education: Education is a powerful tool for breaking the cycle of poverty and disadvantages. We work to ensure that all children in our care are enrolled in school, supported to achieve academic success, and encouraged to dream boldly about their futures. In addition to formal schooling, we offer life skills training, vocational education, and mentorship opportunities to empower children to become agents of positive change in their communities.
The Need for Advocacy and Holistic Support
Orphans and vulnerable children are confronted with a unique set of challenges. Many have lost their parents to HIV, TB, or other causes and are left in the care of extended family members or community organizations. These children are often at increased risk of malnutrition, exploitation, abuse, and psychological trauma. Societal stigma and limited resources further compound their vulnerability.
Through our advocacy efforts, we aim to raise awareness about the plight of these children, influence policy decisions, and mobilize community action. We collaborate with governments, NGOs, faith-based groups, and grassroots organizations to champion the rights of children and ensure that their needs are prioritized at every level of decision-making.
Psychosocial Support: Healing the Invisible Wounds
Beyond physical care, the invisible wounds of grief, loss, and uncertainty can have lifelong impacts on children’s well-being. Our psychosocial programs are designed to address these needs with sensitivity and professionalism. Trained counselors and social workers offer individual and group counseling, art and play therapy, and resilience-building workshops. By acknowledging and addressing the emotional realities faced by orphans and vulnerable children, we give them the tools to heal, adapt, and flourish.
Providing Care and a Safe Haven
Meeting basic needs is the foundation of our work. Whether children are in institutional care, foster homes, or supported in their communities, our teams ensure that safety, nutrition, and health care are always accessible. We conduct regular assessments to identify gaps and intervene promptly to address emergencies. Partnerships with health care providers, schools, and local leaders help us build a network of support that can respond to diverse and changing needs.
Combating Stigma and Supporting HIV/TB Affected
Children living with or affected by HIV and TB not only battle illness but also confront stigma and exclusion. Our programs actively work to dismantle misconceptions and prejudices, creating welcoming spaces where all children and families can access care without fear of judgment. We provide education on prevention, treatment adherence support, and advocacy for improved health care policies.
Education as a Pathway to Empowerment
Education is central to every child’s development and future opportunities. We are relentless in our efforts to keep children in school, provide scholarships, and supply learning materials. Our education initiatives also include after-school programs, tutoring, and career guidance. For those who cannot access formal education, we offer alternative learning and skills training to prepare them for independent adulthood.
Community Engagement and Partnerships
Lasting change cannot be achieved in isolation. Our mission is realized through the strong partnerships we forge with community members, local and national authorities, and global advocates. We facilitate community dialogues, capacity-building workshops, and training sessions to equip caregivers with knowledge and strategies to support children effectively. Empowering communities to take responsibility ensures sustainability and long-term impact.
Measuring Impact and Ensuring Accountability
To remain true to our vision and mission, we continuously monitor and evaluate our programs. Feedback from children, caregivers, and partners informs our strategies and helps us refine our approaches. Transparent reporting and accountability are embedded in our organizational culture, ensuring that resources are used effectively and with integrity.
Looking Ahead: Sustaining Hope and Building Futures
Our vision and mission are not static—they evolve with the changing needs of the children we serve and the communities in which we operate. By staying committed to advocacy, holistic care, and empowerment through education, we strive to create a world where no child is left behind, where every orphan and vulnerable child has a place to call home, and where hope for a brighter future is always within reach.
Our team
Nonceba Ndamane Molebatsi
Manager
She is an enthusiastic person who has been doing great in serving the needs of her community, through her hard work, she has engaged with more companies that will assist the organization with food parcels in order for her beneficiaries to be catered for. She previously worked for Merafong Local Municipality as a secretary and later joined Master Drilling company as social work assistant. In 2021 she founded this beautiful organization that is making changes to the community.
She is an Award winner of 2023 Positive Role Model Award in the Gender Mainstreaming Awards and also a winner of 2024 Positive Role Model Award and 2024 Inclusive Leader Awards.
Nobantu Maraba
Social Auxiliary Worker
Meet Nobantu Maraba Social Auxiliary worker with 13 years experience in the field, 4 years in OVC, 2 years in foster care, 1 year in Palliative care and 6 years in HIV and was one the master trainers in Case management with a passion to serve the community and the love for developing support groups.
Eunice Ndamane
Project Manager
Meet Eunice Ndamane, a driven project administrator with a matric certificate and a passion for driving a positive change. With a 2 years experience in project administration. Eunice Ndamane has honored skills in financial management, fundraising and Marketing and also sustainability planning all thanks to Nacosa training institution. Eunice is committed to making a difference in the community and explore new opportunities.
Lindelwa Mazwi
Orphan/Social coordinator
Meet Lindelwa Mazwi Care worker with 1 year experience in the field, Has served as a coordinator 6 months in this role and has managed programmes, services aimed at empowering children and enhancing their well-being.
As a member of community strengthening team drives initiative that build stronger community connections and support system for the children and families.
Nonhlanhla Mgcini
Caregiver EPWP
Nonhlanhla Mgcini is a dedicated individual passionate about helping others with their personal struggles and offering support.She began her studies at UNISA in 2024. That same year, she gained valuable experience working as an infrastructure assistant at the Expanded Public Works Programme, focusing on gardening and cleaning schools, which honed her communication skills.
In 2025, Nonhlanhla joined New Revelation Children's Hope as a care worker, supporting clients with daily living activities, literacy programs, and targeting support for orphans and vulnerable children. She provided emotional support and HIV prevention services.
Nonhlanhla is committed to continuing her community work and achieving her goals...
Neo Audrey Metsing
Caregiver EPWP
Audrey Neo Metsing is a dedicated and hardworking individual with a strong background in both retail and community service. She began her career in 2009 at Letsatsing,where she gained valuable work experience. In 2010 she joined Legit retail store,developing her customer service and sales skills.In 2015 she became a part of the Letsema Project, which dealt with illegal dumping sites around Merafong communities. In 2016, she was part of the Community Work Programme(CWP) contributing to local community development. Neo is known for her commitment,reliability and willingness to grow.
Sello Phillimon Motaung
Caregiver EPWP
My bio passionate about making a difference in the lives of vulnerable Individuals and I'm committed to creating positive changes and supporting those in need
Tidimalo Nicolette Mosupa
Caregiver Social
Tidimalo Nicolette Mosupa is a dedicated and hardworking individual with a passion for business and technology. She completed Basic Computer Literacy in 2023, followed by Business New Venture studies in 2024, and Cellphone Repair training in 2025.
In 2022, she gained experience assisting at Mercy Educare Creche, where she developed patience and communication skills. She also supported her sister’s décor business, gaining hands-on experience in event setup and creativity. Additionally, she worked as a casual employee at PEP Retail Store, where she built strong customer service and teamwork skills.
Tidimalo is eager to continue growing her skills and is committed to building a successful future in business and technology.
Thandiwe Nqwathi
Caregiver Social
Meet Thandiwe Nqwathi, A dedicated care worker with a Level 4 certificate with 12 years Experience of working with HIV and AIDS under department of health and Social,and 2 years experience working as a Care worker. Thandiwe has the skill of integrated Management of childhood illness ,and she also like to make a difference in the community.
Dibakiso McDonald
Caregiver
Meet Dibakiso Mcdonald a humble person who likes to help were she can, went to Bambisandla sam for sewing course also she has a certificate of netball coach with 8months experience in the field she is a social carewoker
Elisa Segoni
Caregiver
Elisa Sogoni , is a vibrant care worker at New Revelation Children's Hope in South Africa - full of energy, life, and enthusiasm, with a lively approach to caring for kids and enjoying her free time. With a matric certificate in hand, she's making a difference daily.
Palesa Monyake
Caregiver
Meet Palesa Monyake who has been a dedicated care worker for over a year, bringing a deeply empathetic and nurturing approach to supporting those in need. Her background as an education assistant has honed her ability to connect with children, understanding their unique learning styles, and creating a supportive environment where they can thrive. Palesa is highly organized, ensuring that every detail is managed with care, and her strong communication and time management skills allow her to coordinate effectively with families .
She is very passionate about fostering a safe and empowering space for vulnerable children, utilizing her collaborative spirit to ensure they receive comprehensive, individualized support that promotes their growth and well-being.
Noria Basetsana Tshiloane
Caregiver EPWP
Bringing over a year of invaluable experience as a care worker, Noria "Basetsana " Tshiloane is an individual who is deeply committed to providing compassionate support. Her foundation is strengthened by an N4 Management Assistant certificate, equipping her with a sharp eye for detail and efficient organizational skills. Known for her excellent problem-solving abilities, she adeptly navigate challenges, ensuring smooth operations and effective care plans. With strong communication skills and a natural talent for being a team player, Noria excels in collaborative environments, always striving to deliver the best possible outcomes for those that she serves.
Rebone Phiri
Caregiver Social
I am Lidia Rebone Phiri. I work as a care worker. I Have a certificate of Au Pair in hand because I enjoy working with children .
In my spare time I love reading or learning more about the beauty industry.
Andile Songela
Caregiver EPWP
My name is Andile Songela, 24 Years of age. I am a caring and dedicated EPWP care worker at New Revelation Children’s Hope, with experience as an Administrative Assistant , Educator Assistant, field worker and a General worker..I am passionate about working with children and supporting their development. Along the way I have acquired basic computer skills, as well as training in electronic repair and flight attendant services short course. I am a motivated individual who is eager to grow professionally and explore opportunities in modeling and travel around the world.
Nqobile Mildred Matabane
Caregiver Social
I am Mildred nqobile Matabane with an access of working with computers and also i have being rewarded with a certificate competence of facilitate. I am very passionate about my work as a social care worker at NRCH with a 9 year experience in a field worker 4 years as an assistant clerk .another 4 years as an adviser and referral officer And 1 years 2months as social care worker as a dedicated worker . i make sure that I provide relevant information and have a conficiality and privacy with my clients at all times .NRCH offer Hiv prevention,Literally program academic support in all everything to do with community based support services we target Orphans and vulnerable children's we also do referrals.
Maserame Moshwadiba
Caregiver Social
I am Maserame Lorraine Moshwadiba. A dedicated and driven Care-worker with a year experience in field work and a bit of coordination skills, who is passionate about working with children and determination to bring change in people's lives and seeing them growing personally and academically. Has matric, 4 years experience in early childhood development and has obtained NQF Level 4, Higher Certificate in Management of Technology and Innovation NQF Level 5 , has Basic Computer Certificate from Abinet Training and Development. Has skills in Personal Development Plan, Leadership Skills,Conflict Management and Life-Skill-Time Management obtained from Ithemba-labantu Development Centre
Gift Nkatswana
Caregiver Social
Gift Nkatswana is a dedicated Social Care Worker with a passion for making a positive impact in his community. Growing up with a single parent, Gift learned the value of resilience and determination from a young age. These qualities have driven him to pursue a career in social care, where he can make a tangible difference in the lives of others.
With two years of experience working part-time in construction, Gift has developed a unique blend of skills that enable him to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds. As a Social Care Worker, Gift is committed to providing compassionate support to those in need. His experience in construction has taught him the importance of attention to detail, teamwork, and adaptability – skills he now applies to his work with vulnerable populations.
Gift's goal is to continue growing as a professional in the social care sector, leveraging his skills and experience to drive meaningful change in the lives of others.
Erich Thiko
Poverty alleviator
I'm Erich Thiko, 39 years old. I'm a dedicated poverty alleviator worker at New Revelation Children's Hope, with experience as a general worker. I've issuing seeds for gardening to different households and working on literacy programs.
Sarah Ratshefola
EPWP Coordinator
Sarah Ratshefola, is a committed Epwp coordinator, with 2 years experience in organizational and community based programs at New Revelation Children's Hope, she holds a Matric certificate, an N4 certificate in Management Assistant , N4 certificate in Electrical engineering,Computer literacy certificate, she also completed Social Auxiliary Work level 4 (currently awaiting certificate)with an additional Risk management training certificate (NACOSA), skilled in program coordination and stakeholder engagement, compassionate about empowering vulnerable population and promoting social inclusion through evidence based intervention and collaborative partnership.
Sarah plays a key role in supervising EPWP care workers to ensure they deliver effective services to the organizational clients, coordinate program planning, implementation of organizational and community programs through effective stakeholders relationships, coordinate school life program with the school around our community that we have MOU with. Her intentions is to grow in the Social field department and continue to empower and bring about change in the lives of vulnerable populations through effective advocacy.
Mapaseka Junior Mpahane
Caregiver Social
Mapaseka Junior Mpahane she is a dedicated Social care-worker at New Revelation Children's Hope, where she has been making a difference in the lives of children for the past 6 Months. She was born in Freestate in a place called Viljoenskroon but grew up in Alberton(katlehong)where she began her studies.She later moved to Fochville to complete her studies, completed her grade 12 at Thuto-kitso comprehensive school.
Despite facing challenges of failing 2 subject, she decided to upgrade them. Junior remains determined to succeed. She is eager to expand her skills and knowledge. Particularly in creative areas and keen to attending networking events to build her professional network and gain more experience.
Junior's passion for her work drives her to continue learning and growing with the goal of establishing a strong support for the children she serves.
