Bacha Re Bacha Youth Forum (BRB)
Background of the organization:
Bacha Re Bacha Youth Forum (BRB) is a Non-profit and Non-governmental Community Based youth development Organization. BRB is a youth network organization which exists to transform communities through youth capacity building and empowerment in the following thematic areas:
- Youths and democratic governance,
- Youths and Health and
- Sustainable Livelihoods.
BRB is a registered organization with the Kingdom of Lesotho under the Societies Act of 1966. The organization has been in existence since 2015 and operational since 2016 and has to date managed to have a massive membership across the country and is currently operating three District offices with a staff complement of 19 young people.
OUR THEORY OF CHANGE:
Our theory of change proposes that if young people are at the center of designing and shaping AGYW shaped programs, though implementation of population based Community Led Monitoring, their vulnerability to HIV infection and other social ills will significantly be reduced.
Our Mission
To transform communities through youth capacity building and empowerment.
Our Vission
To build a society of all where principles of social justice prevail.
Our Thematic Areas
- Governance & Human Rights
- Youth & Health
- Sustainable Livelihoods
We are involved in many youth related activities through out the country
Advocacy & Lobby Skills
Policy Research & Documentation
Strategic Plan Development
Promoting Human Rights
Youth Development & Empowerment
HIV/AIDS
Our Team
Mammako Phephetho
Admin Secretary
Dijeng Ntokoane
Dijeng Ntokoane – Project Focal Person – GEP
Karabo Moleko
Qachile Koma
Data Monitor – Leribe
Nkuru Ramarou
Finance and Admin Manager
Karabelo Rants’o
Data monitor Mokhotlong
Mrs Mahlomola-Tjale
Data monitor Mokhotlong
Ikhetheleng Makhasane
Data Monitor Qacha
Tlalane Lenkoane
Data monitor Quthing
Felleng Mositi
Data Monitor Thaba Tseka
Seithati Mphuthi
Data Monitor Thaba Tseka
Rets’elisitsoe Masoabi
District Coordinator
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