OUR IMPACT

Measurable Change. Restored Families. Sustainable Futures.

SheBylds Foundation is committed to creating meaningful, measurable, and sustainable impact for single working mothers and their children across South Africa. Our work goes beyond short-term relief, we focus on healing, education, empowerment, and long-term family stability.

We measure impact to ensure accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement, while honouring the dignity of every woman and child we serve.

Our Impact Approach

Our programmes are designed around a holistic family restoration model, addressing emotional wellbeing, education access, financial stability, and youth development.

Impact is tracked through:

• Pre- and post-programme assessments
• Participation and completion rates
• Beneficiary feedback
• Programme-specific outcome indicators

This ensures that support translates into real, lasting change.

Phase 1 Impact: Pilot Programmes

Healing Circles – Emotional & Spiritual Restoration

Impact Focus:

Emotional healing, resilience, and restored functioning in single working mothers.

Key Impact Indicators:

• Improved emotional wellbeing and reduced burnout
• Increased confidence in decision-making and parenting
• High programme completion and retention rates
• Formation of peer support and accountability networks

Impact Statement:

Healing Circles restore women to emotional wholeness, strengthening families and improving overall household stability.

Education Financial Aid & School Support

Impact Focus:

Keeping children in school and reducing education-related financial strain.

Key Impact Indicators:

• Number of children supported annually
• School retention and attendance rates
• Improved academic stability
• Reduced financial stress reported by mothers

Impact Statement:

Education support prevents school disruption and ensures children of single working mothers are not left behind due to financial constraints.

Heritage Fashion Show – Sustainability & Awareness

Impact Focus:

Fundraising, economic inclusion, and cultural celebration.

Key Impact Indicators:

• Funds raised annually to support programmes
• Number of creatives and businesses engaged
• Public awareness and community participation
• Repeat sponsorships and partnerships

Impact Statement:

The Heritage Fashion Show creates a sustainable funding stream while celebrating African identity, creativity, and womanhood.

Phase 2 Impact: Core Empowerment Programmes

Financial Literacy & Economic Empowerment

Impact Focus:

Financial capability and household economic resilience.

Key Impact Indicators:

• Completion of financial literacy training
• Improved budgeting and money management skills
• Increased savings behaviour
• Reduced financial stress

Impact Statement:

Women equipped with financial knowledge make informed decisions that improve household stability and long-term security.

Legal Support & Advocacy

Impact Focus:

Protection of rights and family security.

Key Impact Indicators:

• Access to legal guidance and referrals
• Improved understanding of family and workplace rights
• Resolution or progression of legal matters

Impact Statement:

Legal support empowers women to navigate complex systems and protect their families with confidence.

Phase 3 Impact: Child & Youth Development

Boys Mentorship – Ushering to Manhood

Impact Focus:

Positive identity formation and responsible leadership.

Key Impact Indicators:

• Improved discipline and behaviour
• Sustained mentor-mentee relationships
• Increased participation in leadership and community activities

Impact Statement:

Boys supported through mentorship develop strong character, responsibility, and purpose.

Girls Empowerment Programme

Impact Focus:

Confidence, self-worth, and life skills.

Key Impact Indicators:

• Increased self-esteem and confidence
• Improved decision-making and life skills
• Clearer educational and personal goals

Impact Statement:

Empowered girls grow into confident, purpose-driven young women equipped to shape their futures.

Foundation-Wide Impact Measures

Across all programmes, SheBylds Foundation tracks:

• Total beneficiaries reached annually
• Programme completion and retention rates
• Beneficiary satisfaction and feedback
• Number of beneficiaries transitioning into volunteers or mentors
• Long-term family stability outcomes (where measurable)

Alignment with National & Global Frameworks

SheBylds Foundation operates in alignment with:

South Africa’s National Development Plan (NDP 2030)

• Poverty reduction and inequality
• Education access and skills development
• Social cohesion and family strengthening
• Women and youth empowerment

Corporate Social Investment (CSI) & BBBEE

• Education and skills development
• Socio-Economic Development (SED)
• Women and youth upliftment
• Community wellbeing

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

• SDG 1: No Poverty
• SDG 3: Good Health & Wellbeing
• SDG 4: Quality Education
• SDG 5: Gender Equality
• SDG 8: Decent Work & Economic Growth
• SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
• SDG 16: Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions

Our Commitment to Accountability

SheBylds Foundation is committed to:

• Ethical governance
• Transparent reporting
• Responsible use of funds
• Continuous impact evaluation

Annual impact summaries and reports will be made available as the foundation grows.

Our Belief

When women are healed, families are restored.

When families are restored, communities thrive.

SheBylds Foundation exists to build functional, empowered families that contribute meaningfully to society — today and for generations to come.