In April – June 2025, Skills & Soup at The Hub continued to provide 125 children and adolescents in Morija and surrounding communities with weekly after-school tuition, nutritional meals and life skills. Overview of The Hub’s Skills & Soup programming Skills & Soup in 2025 Q2 Through April – June 2025: Meals at Skills &Continue reading “Skills & Soup in 2025 Q2”
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Skills & Soup in 2025 Q1
In January – March 2025, Skills & Soup at The Hub continued to provide 125 children and adolescents in Morija and surrounding communities with weekly after-school tuition, nutritional meals and life skills. Overview of The Hub’s Skills & Soup programming Skills & Soup in 2025 Q1 Through January – March 2025: Meals at Skills &Continue reading “Skills & Soup in 2025 Q1”
Skills & Soup in 2024
In partnership with Glasswaters Foundation, in 2024 Skills & Soup at The Hub continued to provide 125 children and adolescents in Morija and surrounding communities with weekly after-school tuition, nutritional meals and life skills. Overview of The Hub’s Skills & Soup programming Skills & Soup in 2024 Through January – December 2024: Meals at SkillsContinue reading “Skills & Soup in 2024”
“Let’s make discrimination a thing of the past”: Celebrating Lesotho LGBTQIA+ Pride 2024
Since our inception in 2015, The Hub has proudly supported movements and organisations that promote and uphold human rights in Lesotho. This year, we are happy to have partnered with The People’s Matrix Association to cover Lesotho’s 2024 LGBTQIA+ Pride. By Leila Hall Saturday, 9th November 2024 – Outside the ‘Manthabiseng Convention Centre in centralContinue reading ““Let’s make discrimination a thing of the past”: Celebrating Lesotho LGBTQIA+ Pride 2024”
Exploring hair salons as potential venues for the promotion of sexual and reproductive health services in Lesotho
From March – July 2024, The Hub implemented an innovative cross-sectional survey – designed and conducted in collaboration with citizen scientists – and gathered data among more than 150 hair stylists and 300 clients across Lesotho. The survey assessed the acceptability and feasibility of offering SRH services (for example oral contraceptives, menstrual products, HIV self-testingContinue reading “Exploring hair salons as potential venues for the promotion of sexual and reproductive health services in Lesotho”
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