Kaofela is BrainLife’s income generation and skills development program.
“Kaofela” is a Sesotho word translated as “all” or “entirety”. For BrainLife, this means “all of us together”.
​This program gives our members a chance at starting their own micro-enterprises.
We sell all the remaining clothing, food and household items donated to BrainLife from our second-hand store. 
Some of these items are re-used or up-cycled and sold at informal markets.

We divide the income generated from these sales amongst our registered beneficiaries, to supplement the minimal disability grant they receive from the state.

As a socio-economic and skills development program, Kaofela aims to give our beneficiaries a chance at starting their own micro-enterprises.

Beneficiaries can volunteer to be part of the program and earn their own income to sustain themselves.