Hope Initiatives Southern Africa (HISA), started its work in Namibia in 2004. Prior to that, it ran as a soup kitchen in an informal settlement called Okahandja Park. This Organization fed 50 children, and the number grew to 250.

#throwback : On September 15, 2025, CSOs and Area Coordinators held a briefing session with the Directors of Hope Initiatives Southern Africa (HISA) regarding the upcoming high-level delegation visit by EU parliamentarians. 💙❤️🤍 #hope #change #selfreliance

A high-level delegation from the European Parliament, led by Mr. Barry Andrews, Chair of the Committee on Development, and Mrs. Hilde Vautmans, Chair of the Delegation to the Africa-EU Parliamentary Assembly, visited the HISA Centre in Kilimanjaro. @ep_diplomacy @EUinNamibia

1/3. 🇪🇺🤝🏾🇳🇦 @ep_diplomacy @EP_Development visited the @HisaNamibia Centre to engage with youth & women on empowerment, gender equality, GBV prevention & protection. The centre provides a safe, inclusive space for community-led initiatives. @EU_Partnerships

Thank you to FNB Namibia for assisting in financial literacy and opening bank accounts for our beneficiaries, CSOs and local community cooperatives ❤️💙🤍

THANK YOU BANK WINDHOEK ❤️💙🤍 HISA received a generous donation from Bank Windhoek on the 15th of August, consisting of garden materials valued at N$8,000.Donation includes two training sessions with a horticulturist who will provide expert guidance to our team. @BankWindhoek

As part of the final events marking African Child Celebration Week, HISA hosted a vibrant spelling bee competition in Tobias Hainyeko , attended by over 40 enthusiastic youth. Aimed at promoting language proficiency through the art of spelling. #hope #change #selfreliance ❤️💙🤍

A group of young men competed in a friendly tournament organized by our Peace Corps Volunteer in Tsandi. The event was held to commemorate the Day of the African Child & raise awareness about mental health;highlighting importance of both youth empowerment and emotional wellbeing.

Hope Initiatives supports young mothers who travel from nearby villages to give birth at Tsandi State Hospital. On this particular day, the organization provided essential supplies—including diapers, sanitary pads, and food—to help ease their journey into motherhood. 💜🩷💕

In the lead-up to the Day of the African Child Commemoration, over 50 children and their mentors took part in a series of fun and engaging activities on Friday, 13th June, in Tobias Hainyeko.. #hope #change #selfreliance #dayoftheafricanchild #2025 #tobiashainyeko📍 💙🤍❤️

Third Party Financing- CSO grassroots trainings held last week. Through these capacity-building workshops, we’re laying the foundation for a more inclusive, community-driven development landscape. #hope #change #selfreliance ❤️🤍💙 #thirdpartfinancing

Hope Initiatives Namibia continues to enrich the holistic learning experience for both children and youth, empowering them to excel academically and develop important life skills. #hope #change #selfreliance #internationalmathematicsday #mathskills #empoweringcommunities 💙🤍❤️

Similar to Climate Change Advocacy, Food Security & Sustainability are some of the areas of focus within HISA'S development programmes. Here 25 our New FxB Village 3 beneficiaries receive initial practical Kitchen garden training from Kambushu Institute Trainers #hope @FXBIntl 💙

Tailoring mothers project Ongulumbashe young mothers-suport group and women’ in business group (make upcycled items for resell , handcrafting , all to empower young mothers and women in the community) #EU #womenempowerment #motherssupportgroup @FXBIntl ❤️💙🤍

More than 50 pregnant women in Tsandi District of Omusati Region in Namibia are nutritiously fed meals 3 days in a week within our feeding program. Hope Initiatives Namibia is open to those willing to extend a helping hand. Contact 0852739515 Email:info@hisanamibia.org

MAY HIS LEGACY LIVE FOREVER

FXB staff held a meeting with community section leaders and stakeholders to provide updates on the household identification process and progress for new FXB Village 3. @fxbinternational #strengthenfamilies #hisanamibia #keephopealive #hope #selfreliance #change ❤️💙🤍

Gender Equality, Child Protection Reporting Protocols, Youth Inclusion and Staff Capacity building, were some of the refresher trainings and Planning Sessions that HISA undertook in the first week of January 2025. With some Staff members attending online. ❤️💙🤍 #hope#Change

HISA Namibia, in collaboration with @RegainTrust , @UNFPA_Namibia , & @EUinNamibia hosted a Male Engagement Dialogue on the first day of celebrating 16 Days of Activism Against Gender- Based Violence. #UniteToEndGBV #Namibia #hope #change #selfreliance ❤️💙🤍🧡

In observance of #16Days of Activism Against GBV, @EUinNamibia proudly supports @FinEmbWindhoek’s art exhibition @iwasbornagir1 by Finnish Artist @MinnaPietarinen 📍Exhibition in Windhoek: • @GoetheNamibia 13–19 Nov • @HisaNamibia 20–27 Nov Learn more: https://t.co/E9mVGcwFr9

HISA’s Youth Informal Settlement Action Groups (YISA) relocated their gardens to the main office structure. #ClimateAction #Omusati #hope #change #selfreliance ❤️🤍💙