Their social media channels were not engaging enough, leading to low interaction with their audience.

Campaigns were not reaching the right people.

We started by developing creative content for Kwanele’s social media channels. This content included posts, images, and videos that were designed to catch people’s attention and encourage them to learn more about GBV.

We launched a “16 Days of Activism” campaign to spread awareness about GBV. This campaign involved daily posts, activities, and calls to action to engage the community and keep the conversation going.

Kwanele was also launching a new app to help people take action against GBV. We crafted a go-to strategy for this app, making sure that people knew how to use it and how it could make a difference.

We managed all the campaigns for Kwanele, making sure that everything was running smoothly and reaching the right audience.

We crafted a strategy to reach specific donors who were most likely to support Kwanele’s work. This involved creating messages that spoke directly to these donors and showed them the impact their support could have.

We created and shared posts that were simple and easy to understand. These posts explained what GBV is, why it is a problem, and how people can help.

During the 16 Days of Activism, we posted every day to keep people engaged. Each post had a clear message and a call to action, encouraging people to participate in different ways.

We made sure that the app launch was well promoted. We explained how the app could help people report GBV and support those affected. We also created guides to show people how to use the app.

We used specific messages to reach out to donors. These messages explained how their support could make a big difference in the fight against GBV.