Education & Tutoring
From matric support to life skills workshops, our tutoring programme helps young people build academic confidence and reach their full educational potential.
We unlock the potential of young people in black townships through education, photography, and DJ skills development — creating pathways to opportunity and self-reliance.

We offer practical, hands-on programmes designed to equip township youth with real-world skills that open doors to careers and entrepreneurship.
From matric support to life skills workshops, our tutoring programme helps young people build academic confidence and reach their full educational potential.
Through guided photo projects and technical training, learners discover visual storytelling, gain portfolio-ready skills, and explore creative career paths.
Aspiring DJs learn beat-matching, mixing, and music production on professional equipment — turning passion into performance opportunities and income.
The Ekasi Foundation was born from a simple belief: every young person in a township deserves access to quality skills development, regardless of where they come from.
We work across communities in South Africa's townships, partnering with local tutors, artists, and industry professionals to deliver programmes that are relevant, engaging, and transformative. Whether it's helping a learner pass maths, guiding a budding photographer to capture their community's story, or teaching someone to mix tracks at a local event — we're there.
Our approach is rooted in dignity, creativity, and practical empowerment. We don't just teach skills — we build confidence, foster community pride, and create visible pathways to a better future.
A glimpse into the classrooms, studios, and stages where transformation happens every day.
Hear from the young people whose lives have been transformed through Ekasi Foundation programmes.
Eyasi Foundation gave me something I never thought I'd have — a reason to believe in myself. The photography course changed how I see my community, and now I'm building a portfolio I'm proud of.
I went from not knowing how to use a mixer to playing at a community festival. The DJ programme didn't just teach me skills — it gave me a platform to share my culture with the world.
The tutoring sessions helped me go from a 45% in maths to passing with 72%. My Ekasi mentor stayed late every day to help me. Without them, I wouldn't be going to university next year.
Whether you want to volunteer, partner with us, donate, or enrol in one of our programmes — we'd love to hear from you.