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We work with children, young people, and their communities in Southern Africa to create sustainable solutions for health, wealth inequity, and climate resilience. Our mission:
To enable the most vulnerable children and young people to gain essential life skills, stay healthy, free from AIDS, safe and able to make informed life choices to support themselves and their communities. Contact us: info@s
17/07/2026
Happy Birthday,
Your Majesty
Today, we join the people of the Kingdom of Lesotho in wishing His Majesty King Letsie III a very happy birthday.
Your Majesty has shown extraordinary leadership and unwavering commitment to the wellbeing of children and young people. As a passionate advocate for nutrition, food security and child survival, and a steadfast champion for protection and opportunity, you have helped ensure that the rights and futures of Africa’s children remain at the heart of our development agenda.
At Sentebale, we are honoured to work in a country blessed with a King whose vision and compassion continue to inspire us all.
We thank Your Majesty for your enduring service to the children and young people of Lesotho and across the continent.
Wishing You good health, strength and continued blessings in the year ahead.
From all of us at Sentebale
Our team at Sentebale Lesotho recently attended a Social, Environmental and Climate Assessment Procedures (SECAP) training hosted by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
SECAP provides guidance on how to identify potential risks and impacts for the environment and encompasses nine social, environmental and climate standards that guide IFAD-supported projects including those with a focus on biodiversity, conservation and climate change.
As a proud implementation partner of the Regeneration of Landscapes and Livelihoods (ROLL) project in Lesotho since 2024, this training perfectly aligns with Sentebale's commitment to combat environmental degradation and boost rural economies.
We’re proud to invest time in knowledge that protects local communities and drives sustainable impact. We are also grateful to IFAD and ROLL for making this training possible for our teams as they continue in the missions to promote climate resilience for young people in the region.
01/05/2026
Commemorated annually on 01 May, Workers’ Day is a moment to recognise the dignity of work and the contribution of workers in building stronger, more inclusive societies. It’s also a reminder that access to decent work remains out of reach for many especially young people.
Today, we celebrate the dedicated team at Sentebale who work tirelessly to advance our mission as a charity in supporting the optimal development of children and young people every day. We also recognise the countless workers across the social development sector, including in Lesotho and Botswana, whose commitment continues to improve the lives of young people, often in the most challenging circumstances.
Let us continue to work together in creating pathways for the next generation to thrive.
Happy Workers' Day!
24/04/2026
World Book and Copyright Day celebrates the power of books to open minds, connect generations, and inspire a lifelong love of reading. Marked each year on 23 April, it reminds us that books are more than stories - they are tools for learning, imagination, and opportunity.
At Sentebale, we bring this to life through our library at the Mamohato Children's Library, where children as young as 4 to17 are invited every third Saturday of the month to discover the joy of reading. Revisit our most recent Library Day held last week with us, as we continue to create a safe, welcoming space for children to read, learn, and explore new ideas is essential.
By nurturing literacy and a love for books, we are helping young people in Lesotho build confidence, expand their horizons, and unlock future opportunities one story at a time.
Should you require more information about our library books and how you can participate contact [email protected]
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