At the heart of our mission lies something deeply personal — a commitment to uplift those often overlooked, and to create spaces where dignity, skill, and purpose can grow.
Our community project began quietly, with a small team of women — some unemployed, some living with disabilities — sitting together in St. Helena Bay, learning how to sew. That first stitch was more than fabric and thread; it was the start of something much bigger.
Today, the project has grown into a safe, creative space where local women are trained in garment-making, printing, and entrepreneurship. We work with local printers and community partners to keep everything proudly homegrown. Each Classy Snoekbroek sold helps us train more women, provide more supplies, and open more doors.
But our vision doesn’t stop at clothing.
We’ve launched initiatives offering practical experience in catering and food service — and more importantly, generating income for women who are building something of their own. We prepare and deliver care packs, meals, and gifts to shelters, townships, and anyone in need. We partner with ministries and local leaders to make sure the help goes where it’s needed most.
A big part of our heart is our disability project, designed to include and equip those with different abilities to find their place in the world of work, creativity, and contribution. It’s a project still growing — and one we’ll share more about soon.
This is more than just a community project — it’s a movement rooted in love, faith, and resilience. And we’re just getting started.
