MOT SOUTH AFRICA ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Courage to live Courage to care Courage to say no MOT is a society builder MOT strengthens youth’s awareness and courage – courage to live, courage to care, courage to say no. i PBO no: 930 028 579 NPO no: 078–690 Services SETA no: 12129 MOT SOUTH AFRICA C������, S�������� M������ � P������ • Founded in October 2008. • Public Benefi t Organisati on (PBO nr: 930 028 579) registrati on with SARS. • Secti on 18A approval from the South African Revenue Service (SARS). • Non-Profi t Organisati on (NPO nr: 078-690) with the Department of Social Development. • Tax Clearance Certi fi cate. • Level 1 B-BBEE Contributor. • Service SETA Accredited Training Provider (Nr. 12129) The purpose of MOT South Africa is to ensure that the youth of South Africa have the self-awareness, courage, resilience and life skills to make conscious choices for them to develop to their full potenti al and become positi ve role models and leaders in their communiti es. 1 CONTENTS Page MOT South Africa Concept, Strategic Mandate & Purpose 1 Contents 2 Chairperson’s Report by Prof Elti e Links 3 Board of Directors 4 Giving Thanks and Grati tude – Corporate Partners, Funders & Brand Ambassadors 5 Chief Executi ve Offi cer’s Report by Wanda Möller 7 MOT Internati onal Courage2Lead Training Conventi on Inspires Leadership 8 Training of MOT Coaches to Facilitate the MOT Programmes 9 Young MOTivators’ Leadership Training Camps 11 MOT SA’s 7th AGM 2016: Show Courage 14 Stories and Feedback from Young MOTivators 15 MOT Youth Stories 17 MOT SA Impact Study by the FET Insti tute, University of the Western Cape 18 Annual Financial Statements by RSM Bett y & Dickson 22 - Statement of comprehensive income - Statement of fi nancial positi on MOT Partner TVET Colleges, High Schools and Community Organisati ons 23 MOT Model in South Africa 25 MOT SA Contact Details 27 Young MOTivators from COSAT high school at their Courage to Care community project arranged for Abaphumeleli Home of Safety in Ilitha Park, Khayelitsha. 2 CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT Nathan Hendricks, opened the meeti ng with a rousing renditi on of the Nati onal Anthem. The AGM was att ended by 115 members, which included representati ves from the Department of Educati on, principals of MOT partner schools and Technical and Vocati onal Educati on and Training (TVET) colleges, corporate partners, MOT SA board members and MOT youth. The AGM focused on showing courage, referring to MOT’s core values: Courage to Live, Courage to Care and Courage to say NO. Delegates were inspired by six courageous youth who shared what the MOT programmes has meant to them and how their lives had been improved by the knowledge and tools they have gained. Keynote speaker and author of The Art of Courage, Simon Ekin, shared his journey on his own search for courage, “It is only when we actually do something, 2016 was a very positi ve year for MOT South Africa. that it counts. So have the courage to take a stand We have launched various acti viti es, empowered and and to set your goals and dreams into acti on.” upskilled more youth and expanded in many respects. As the programme drew to a close, another EVENTS superb singer, MOT youth and student from Northlink College, Rozanne Waldeck, led the n March 2016, MOT hosted a very successful assembly in the singing of the MOT song. As IInternati onal Training Conventi on, themed all MOT enthusiasts joined in and sang along, Courage2Lead, where we had representati ves it was clear that we need courage and acti on from all of the 5 countries where MOT has been to live a meaningful life and to make a positi ve established. This was a very special and memorable contributi on to the future of South Africa. occasion in terms of the guest speakers who addressed the delegates, amongst them were; NEW ENDEAVOURS AND Western Cape Police Ombudsman, Advocate Vusi UNDERTAKINGS Pikoli, Business Woman and Author, Dr Mamphela Ramphele and Mind Power Expert, Robin Banks. A OT SA’s further expansion into the Eastern highlight of the two-day event, was when our MOT MCape, partnering with both Port Elizabeth and youth; Marlyn-Lee van Diemen, Nathan Hendricks, Eastcape Midlands TVET colleges, was one of our Allan Clarke and Linamandla Deliwe, from False most promising aspects of the year. Hundreds more Bay TVET college, inspired delegates with their vulnerable youth will be bett er equipped to deal experiences of MOT and specifi cally how the 4 MOT with challenges in life and making sound choices. principles had a positi ve impact on their lives. We hope that MOT SA’s expansion will not be MOT SA hosted its 7th Annual General Meeti ng (AGM) limited to the Eastern Cape. Northern Cape and on Monday, 20 June 2016, at College of Cape Town, KwaZulu-Natal has expressed interest in the MOT Pinelands Campus, with Professional Speaker and programme and we trust that throughout the Author, Simon Ekin, as the keynote speaker. Young coming year, we will be suffi ciently able to expand MOTivator and Alumnus from False Bay TVET College, into a wider footprint in our country. 3 SPONSORS and the parents that encourage their kids to take part in the MOT programmes. OT SA would like to thank our sponsors for Mtheir conti nued fi nancial support, which has We cannot implement the programmes without contributed to the development and uplift ment of the support of the teachers and principals of the our youth in South Africa. Without our sponsors’ TVET colleges and high schools. Thank you to all generous contributi ons, MOT SA cannot produce of you for your hard work, dedicati on and passion the results that is very evident in our engagement for implementi ng MOT and strengthening the with the young people. youth’s awareness and courage. RESEARCH To the MOT SA Board, thank you for your commitment, ti me and your ideas. The MOT n important aspect of our annual review is our SA management team is a very fantasti c outf it. Aresearch facilitated and compiled by our research They have expanded and changed with new partner, the Further Educati on and Training Insti tute personaliti es, qualiti es and strengths, creati ng (FETI) at the University of the Western Cape. a good team culture. Thank you to our MOT coaches, who are a very important link in our This research is essenti al for our key stakeholders chain and our trained Young MOTivators who are and sponsors to measure the quality and impact of acti ve in their specifi c roles at their respecti ve the programmes. We want to thank Dr Joy Papier TVET colleges and high schools. and her team for making the research possible that accurately register the impact of MOT in society. I have to menti on that our MOT Brand The results of the study have been signifi cant and Ambassadors play an important role in sharing positi ve on all levels. Research fi ndings have shown the brand with others and making people that the att ributes positi vely aff ected by MOT, aware of the existence of MOT, as well as the were mostly in relati on to respect for people’s work of MOT. We’ve had new ambassadors diff erences, self-knowledge and self-belief amongst come on board; Proteas Cricket star, JP Duminy, the youth in the programmes. Internati onal Kung Fu/TaiChi Champion, M.J. Li, local singer and songwriter, Janice and SPECIAL MENTIONS internati onal moti vati onal speaker, Robin Banks. Thank you to our ambassadors for presenti ng e would like to thank MOT Global MOT to society at large and internati onally. WManagement who have supported us throughout and take acti ve parti cipati on in our Prof Elti e Links programmes, the local communiti es that support us Chairperson: MOT South Africa BOARD OF DIRECTORS Prof Elias (Elti e) Links (Chairperson) Mr Brian Michael Eagar Ms Ntombekaya (Kaya) Nyati Mr Geir Nesset Mr Eric Zakhe (Zozo) Siyengo Mr Jarl Are Hovstad (Board Alternate) Mr Jannie Isaacs Ms Theresa van der Merwe (Board Alternate) Ms Kubeshini Govender Ms Wanda Möller (CEO) 4 GIVING THANKS AND GRATITUDE CORPORATE PARTNERS & FUNDERS BANKING DETAILS FOR ALL DONATIONS TO MOT SA Bank: ABSA; Branch swift address: ABSAZAJJ Branch clearing code and Internati onal code: 632005 Account name: MOT SA; Cheque Account number: 4072600581 All fi nancial donati ons made towards MOT SA are tax deducti ble in terms of Secti on 18A of the Income Tax Act, and qualifi es for Socio-Economic Development and Skills Development points in terms of the B-BBEE Code of Good Practi ce. 5 IN KIND SPONSORS AYANDA MBANGA COMMUNICATIONS – GRAPHIC DESIGN, RECRUITMENT & NORTHLINK COLLEGE – USE OF BOARDROOM THROUGH-THE-LINE ADVERTISING, COLLEGE OF CAPE TOWN – USE OF AND ENCORE CONFERENCE FACILITIES EXPERIENTIAL ACTIVATIONS BOARDROOM AND TRAINING FACILITIES MOT BRAND AMBASSADORS DANNY K HILTON LANGENHOVEN SIYA KOLISI AYANDA DLAMINI MJ LI NATALIE B BECKER SIBONGILE MANGANYI SASHA-LEE DAVIDS ROBIN BANKS HEAVENLY QUARTEZ JANICE MISHKA PATEL JP DUMINY CARL WASTIE On behalf of our Young MOTivators, MOT Coaches, Principals, Coordinators, Community Organisati ons, the MOT SA Board and Staff Members, we would like to express our deepest appreciati on to our Corporate Partners, Funders and MOT Brand Ambassadors for their ongoing support and dedicati on to ensure that our youth are equipped, empowered and strengthened with awareness and courage; Courage to Care, Courage to Live, Courage to say No. 6 ����� ��������� ��������� ������ “Empowering HCI Foundati on, Oceana Group, AfriSam, Juta & Company, Victor Daitz Foundati on, members of the the Youth MySchool MyVillage programme, MOT Global, and two to lead positi ve secondary schools in Norway; Haugaland Videregående change!” Skole in Haugesund and Midtstuen Skole in Oslo.