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About Brothers for Life
Brothers for Life is a national Men’s Campaign that aims to create a movement of men that will ignite and spread throughout South Africa. The campaign draws upon the spirit of Brotherhood that exists among South African men and to encourage men to positively influence each other as men, partners, and parents and as leaders. Read More...
Events
LifeLine SA hosts Soccer Tournament in Sol Plaatjie District
LifeLine Community Peer Education Project is currently hosting a soccer tournament in Richie, Roodepan, Galeshewe and Greenpoint/Beaconsfield. The playoffs started in March and will be ending on 6 June 2010. Read More...
Ambassadors
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SPRINGBOKS Say No to Gender-Based Violence
The Springboks are teaming up with Brothers for Life, the national men’s campaign, as part of new effort to mobilise South African men to say no to violence against women and children.
“We as the Springboks and South African Rugby are joining forces with Brothers for Life to support this campaign. We believe that as brothers, fathers and sons we can help to mobilise South African men not to look away, not to be silent and to take action to address violence against women and Children”, said John Smit, captain of the Springboks. Read More...
Brothers For Life do it for their sisters on Mandela Day
Brothers for Life, the campaign to encourage men to positively influence each other and promote responsible lifestyles, put words into action on Mandela Day, 18 July, by helping those crying out for support: girls in crisis
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TV Commercials: Matthew Booth is a Brother for Life
Brothers for Life has a meaningful message which has been sorely lacking in our South African society.
After all, we are still in a male-dominated society, with good male role models few and far between. I believe I can play a role in spreading the message of responsibility and decency among men.. Read More...
Tools & Resources
Game of Life Brochure
Practising safe sex is the most important way to prevent contracting HIV. HIV is a global pandemic and one that affects people of any race or religion. Here are a couple of strategies that will help you to take responsibility to prevent new HIV infection.
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Men’s Sector Activities
JHHESA and Sonke Gender Justice in partnership with Provincial Government are holding a series of Provincial Men’s sector summits in all provinces. The main aim of these summits is strengthen the Provincial Men’s sector and their responses to HIV and AIDS in their localities. Read More...