Tendai Frashaz, a 13-year-old girl from Chikhuthe Village under Traditional Authority Njewa in Lilongwe, is the daughter of Samson and Cecilia Frashaz. Her inspiring story begins in October 2020, when she fell seriously ill and was referred from Area 25 Health Centre...
Celebrating World Book Day: The Atlas DigiBus is making reading and literature accessible to South African Townships At the beginning of the year, Blessing, a reserved Grade 4 learner from Moshesh Primary School, faced a daunting obstacle. Having been taught in...
How Rugby and star* Scheme Changed a Young Life At The Atlas Foundation, we champion the power of rugby to build resilience, confidence, and community — especially for young people facing tough challenges. That’s why we’re proud to support the star* scheme, an...
Kamran’s Story Kamran grew up in Croydon, a place where the streets can be unpredictable, and opportunities for young people are limited. Knife crime is a harsh reality, and too many young people find themselves with nowhere to go. By the age of fifteen, many have...
“My name is Lyndel Musandida, and I’m currently in Grade 12 doing my matric year. I want to study further because I want to make a name for myself and be the first person in my family to actually go to university.” Lyndel Musandida Lyndel Musandida,...
From Challenges to Triumphs: The Inspiring Journey of Esnart Chigaru At The Atlas Foundation, we are proud to work in partnership with Bhubesi Pride Foundation (BPF), an organisation that transforms lives through sport and education in Malawi. Among the many inspiring...
