School & youth talks
We speak directly to learners about the realities of substance abuse, peer pressure and the choices that shape their future.
Awareness & education
Recovery does not begin at our front gate. Beyond our sober living home, the Seopa Sengwe Foundation takes substance abuse awareness and education into schools, communities and onto the airwaves, so that people know the risks, know the signs and know where to find help.
How we reach communities
We speak directly to learners about the realities of substance abuse, peer pressure and the choices that shape their future.
Facilitated sessions with families, churches and community structures on how to recognise, respond to and support addiction recovery.
Our team shares recovery education and support pathways on radio, reaching thousands of listeners who may never walk through a centre's door.
Substance abuse awareness drives, information sessions and mentorship that break the stigma around asking for help.
Out in the community








On the airwaves
Our team has shared recovery stories and substance abuse education on air, including interviews on 702 and Soweto FM's “My Journey to Recovery”, where our founder spoke openly about addiction and the choices that lead to change.


