Muofhe wants her story to inspire others

Your past will help shape your future.

Muofhe Makhado (17), a learner from The Hill High School, is a Miss Teen Universe South Africa 2023 finalist, upcoming model and businesswoman.

Through her organisation, Mend A Broken Soul, she wants to help her peers deal with situations they find themselves in. She said her organisation is based on raising awareness of gender-based violence, past traumas, anxiety disorder, depression or even major depressive disorder.

“I believe one can relate better if one experienced this first-hand. I understand how one would feel as I am a victim, too, and experienced what I’ve listed. This campaign aims to empower people, help them live with what has happened in their lives and not be ashamed, and help them be a testimony in someone’s life. Pain has no age or limit.

“I also advocate for mental health. I am bent but not broken. I am scared but not disfigured. I am sad but not hopeless. I am tired but not powerless. I am angry but not bitter, and I am depressed but not giving up. My wonderful story could inspire many young people out there,” she said.

About Miss Teen Universe South Africa

It is a girl-child empowerment programme through pageantry, arts and culture. The contestants get the opportunity of grooming, a platform to grow socially, mentally, and physically, learning life skills and techniques through Girl Child Empowerment Charity Gala, workshops, community development and youth development programmes and team building.

At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
Stay in the know. Download the Caxton Local News Network App here.
Exit mobile version