The Royal Bafokeng Nation is a tribal community situated about 200km North West of Johannesburg. They own tracts of tribal land, and are relatively unique as tribal land owners, as they managed to hold on to this land throughout South Africa’s Apartheid regime.

The challenge of children orphaned by the AIDS pandemic is changing the social fabric of South Africa’s communities. Reos Partners is leading a process of designing and facilitating a change lab in the municipality of Midvaal.

We led 30 community members of Alexandra Township outside of Johannesburg through a four-month process aiming to build their capacity for collaboration and improve their effectiveness as HIV/AIDS service providers.

We have co-initiated and are co-leading a multi-year project in South Africa to help improve quality and quantity of care for the increasing numbers of orphaned and vulnerable children.

We provided technical support to a broad group of leaders—black and white, from the left and the right, from the establishment and the opposition—who were working together to create a road map for the transition away from apartheid.