Class Volunteers FoundationMy Life, My Responsibility
CLASS VOLUNTEERS FOUNDATION is a Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health recognised youth-led volunteer organisation founded by Rev. Phetso Kegaisamang Kgosiemang in May 2011, as a relief programme during the civil servants’ strike.
The Foundation reaches over 20,000 learners annually across at least 11 senior secondary schools, offering peer education in personal development, substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, gender and more.
The failure to address social challenges in school does not only burden the school now, but the country in the short and long run. CVF stands in that gap — faithfully and boldly.
Peer tutoring, academic coaching and learner support.
HIV/AIDS, substance abuse and reproductive health sessions.
Eco-citizenship and SDG-aligned environmental education.
Empowering learners to know and protect their rights.
Tackling GBV, teen pregnancy and fostering equality.
Self-awareness, purpose discovery and career planning.
Volunteer counsellors providing psychosocial support.
Tobacco control project supported by Ministry of Health.
The Foundation has been recognised nationally and runs workshops and conventions with stakeholders, making headlines across local media.