PROJECT FULLSTOP

“Give a person a fish and they will eat for a day, teach a person to fish and they will eat for a lifetime”

How can you teach a person to fish if you do not provide them a way to get to the lessons? How can you teach a person to fish if they are struggling to make ends meet and learning is their last priority?

At Fullstop foundation, we believe a person needs to be set up for success and they need different support at different times.When it comes to generational poverty, teaching someone skills is a great start, but unfortunately breaking a ‘short-term survival mindset’ isn’t only changed by courses and education. It is a long-term journey where love, care and support needs to be involved.We want to provide a full solution for a person to help them achieve their dreams and have a fruitful life for themselves and their families.

Maybe that saying is not completely wrong. We just believe when it comes to teaching a person to fish or providing them with the fish they need on the day, why not provide both?

Sandra Tungunga

‘ My purpose is to give my girls the best possible life, which they deserve ’

Meddy Bandora

‘ My life is not big right now but my dreams are ’

Juvenal Manirakiza

‘ I am just looking to start a secure and prosperous life for my wife and I, and our unborn child '

Elisabeth Mikuo

‘ To give her children the best opportunities & for them to follow their dreams ‘

Claver Yondo

‘ I am determined to go the extra mile and give my family the life they deserve '

Priscilla Tyobeka

‘ I want to be able to give my kids hope and the ability to dream ’

Maria Ndlovu

‘ My family means the world to me and we have stayed strong through difficult times ’

Felix Rwanteyirungu

‘ I am grateful that I am no longer where I was and believe there is more for my future and my sons future ’

Deus Niyonkuru

‘ I want to have my family back together and be able to support them ’

Alpha Havugiyaremye

‘ I have faced many battles in my life, and all thanks to God for keeping me strong throughout '

Precious Dlamini

‘ I would love to give my children the opportunities that I never had ’

Lerato Tshobeka

‘ It makes me sad and frustrated that finances are the reason I have not been able to study further ’

Eric Clement

‘ I am just not having the fruitful life, that I thought I would be living ’

Delicia Aziza

‘ My dream is to use my talents to help people and make a difference in the lives of others ’