It is with immense pleasure that we present the 2023/24 annual report for Well Being Africa (WBA), documenting our expanded efforts and impactful initiatives over the past year.

Well Being Africa’s Audited Financial Statement (AFS) is prepared by the Certified Master Auditors (SA) Inc.

The discussions at the symposium emphasised the need for a multi-stakeholder approach including education, healthcare, community, and policy support to address the various causes and consequences of teenage pregnancy.

The next five years starting from January 2023, are projected to demand significant interventions to support community well-being. The past few years have unravelled many direct sources of human suffering in South African and African communities. However, it is doubtful that the conflicts, challenges,...

The annual financial statements set out on page 8, which have been prepared on the going concern basis, were approved by the Board and were signed on its behalf by the Chairperson

With great pleasure, we present the 2022 annual report for Well Being Africa covering our activities to improve the lives of vulnerable individuals in our target communities in South Africa. At Well Being Africa, we believe everyone, especially the vulnerable, deserves access to necessities, including nutrition support,...

Article 14 (2) (a) & (b) of the MP requires that States Parties: Ensure that women can access the necessary information, education, and counselling support to effectively breastfeed their children. Establish and strengthen existing pre- and post-natal health and nutritional services for women during pregnancy...

Well Being Africa's Safeguarding Policy confirms the commitment of WBA to protecting the rights and safety of all persons, especially vulnerable individuals, notably women, girls, and children. WBA will maintain zero tolerance for harm, deprivation, harassment, bullying, abuse, and exploitation.