Serving disadvantaged rural and semi-rural communities across South Africa by addressing the critical shortage of science and technology resources.
Through the implementation of sustainable science and technology labs
The Amahubo Amakhosi Foundation, established in 2012 as a Section 21 nonprofit organization, serves disadvantaged rural and semi-rural communities across South Africa by addressing the critical shortage of science and technology resources. Through the implementation of sustainable science and technology labs, the foundation equips learners with essential skills in mathematics, science, and basic IT.
These labs offer a modern, practical approach to rural education, allowing students to engage in hands-on learning, utilize technology for research, and prepare for tertiary education within their own communities.
Science and Technology Labs
Access To STEM Resources
Computer-Based Learning
Support Teachers Training
Virtual and On-Demand
Provide rural schools with modern labs to enable hands-on experiments and interactive STEM education aligned with national standards.
hands-on experiments and interactive STEM education aligned with national standards.
Ensure students in rural areas have access to essential tools and technology for exploring science and mathematics.
science and mathematics.
Use digital tools and simulations to make math and science more engaging
science and mathematics.
Offer teachers training and materials, for digital lessons
Offline STEM lessons.
Enable offline and on-demand virtual lessons.
