These Numbers Have Faces

These Numbers Have Faces educates and empowers African youth to become leaders, reduce poverty, and transform their countries from the inside out. We envision a future where young people around the world are equipped to become leaders, reduce poverty, and transform their communities from the inside out. Together we can empower the next generation to reach their potential as leaders committed to the growth and development of their countries.

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Shakeelah's First Day at UWC

Photo from Progress Report 'Email from Cancer Survivor and TNHF Scholar'

Scholar Tasneem on her way to class

Photo from Progress Report 'The Start of Second Semester'

Scholar Myomena and staff Elizabeth on campus

Photo from Progress Report 'The Start of Second Semester'

Future TNHF Scholars

Younger siblings of a TNHF Scholar bounce happily on a play structure in the township of Lavender Hill. Notorious for crime and drugs, Lavender Hill sees less than 1% of the population graduate from college.

Xolani Prepping for Graduation

One of TNHF's first scholars, Xolani Gixela is cleaning his shoes in his backyard to get ready for his graduation ceremony. Xolani is the first in his family to attend and graduate from college. His accomplishment is a hopeful symbol of the new South Africa.