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We are raising funds for Luleki Sizwe Womyn's Project (www.luleki-sizwe.com), a non-profit organization based in Cape Town, South Africa.
Founded by Ndumie Funda in 2008, Luleki Sizwe’s small team is fighting to help women -- primarily lesbian, bisexual, and transsexual women -- survive domestic and sexual assaults, “corrective rape,” harassment, and other violent hate crimes.
"No child abuse! Kunjalo!" (Kunjalo = "It's like that!")
Luleki Sizwe provides shelter and a safe house for victims, along with medical care and other support across ten South African township communities.
The money raised in this campaign is to help fund the purchase of Luleki Sizwe’s safe house, located in Cape Town’s Symphony Village. Additional funds will help the organization secure a mobile-phone contract and Internet/data service.
Luleki Sizwe’s mission is to:
- PROVIDE a safe house and medical care for victims.
- STOP corrective rape, sexual assault and hate crimes.
- SUPPORT and reach out to lesbians, who have been forced out of their homes for their sexual orientation and HIV/AIDS status.
- HELP the less fortunate people in our communities with food, clothes, and other vital necessities.
Luleki Sizwe needs your help. Founder Ndumie and her team rely on donations, volunteers, and other contributions. The money you donate will be spent directly for supporting victims with shelter, medical care, clothes, and food. We urgently need money for a safe house.
Read more about Luleki Sizwe in New York’s LGBTQ newspaper, Gay City News:
https://www.gaycitynews.nyc/stories/2019/13/lulekisizwe-ndumie-funda-2019-06-11-gcn.html
Luleki Sizwe is infinitely grateful for every donation. Thank you very much, and blessings to you!
Gay City News, June 2019: Fighting for Lesbian Safety in South Africa
The Luleki Sizwe soccer team.
A township community gathering.
Ndumie Funda, founder and director of Luleki Sizwe
Women of Luleki Sizwe's safe house
Township outside Cape Town, South Africa
Township worship space
Groceries for the safe house.
Rally for women's safety.
Founded by Ndumie Funda in 2008, Luleki Sizwe’s small team is fighting to help women -- primarily lesbian, bisexual, and transsexual women -- survive domestic and sexual assaults, “corrective rape,” harassment, and other violent hate crimes.
"No child abuse! Kunjalo!" (Kunjalo = "It's like that!")
Luleki Sizwe provides shelter and a safe house for victims, along with medical care and other support across ten South African township communities.
The money raised in this campaign is to help fund the purchase of Luleki Sizwe’s safe house, located in Cape Town’s Symphony Village. Additional funds will help the organization secure a mobile-phone contract and Internet/data service.
Luleki Sizwe’s mission is to:
- PROVIDE a safe house and medical care for victims.
- STOP corrective rape, sexual assault and hate crimes.
- SUPPORT and reach out to lesbians, who have been forced out of their homes for their sexual orientation and HIV/AIDS status.
- HELP the less fortunate people in our communities with food, clothes, and other vital necessities.
Luleki Sizwe needs your help. Founder Ndumie and her team rely on donations, volunteers, and other contributions. The money you donate will be spent directly for supporting victims with shelter, medical care, clothes, and food. We urgently need money for a safe house.
Read more about Luleki Sizwe in New York’s LGBTQ newspaper, Gay City News:
https://www.gaycitynews.nyc/stories/2019/13/lulekisizwe-ndumie-funda-2019-06-11-gcn.html
Luleki Sizwe is infinitely grateful for every donation. Thank you very much, and blessings to you!
Gay City News, June 2019: Fighting for Lesbian Safety in South Africa
The Luleki Sizwe soccer team.A township community gathering.Ndumie Funda, founder and director of Luleki SizweWomen of Luleki Sizwe's safe houseTownship outside Cape Town, South AfricaTownship worship spaceGroceries for the safe house.Rally for women's safety.