loveLife
Nthabeleng Motsomi-Moshoeshoe is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in monitoring, evaluation, and strategic information across various sectors. As the Chief Executive Officer at loveLife since August 2024, Nthabeleng leads initiatives focused on youth health and well-being. Previously, Nthabeleng served as the Strategic Information Director at the Education Development Center, overseeing data quality and analytics from June 2022 to July 2024. Nthabeleng has held several key roles, including Research, Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Specialist at Sonke Gender Justice, Independent Consultant for the Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime, and Regional Programme Officer at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. Nthabeleng's academic credentials include an ongoing MPhil in Development Practice from the University of Pretoria and a Master of Public Health from the same institution, as well as degrees from the University of the Free State and Calculus College.
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loveLife
loveLife promotes healthy, positive, HIV-free living among South African teenagers. loveLife combines a sustained high-powered multi-media campaign with nationwide community-level outreach and support programmes for youth. loveLife’s programmes are implemented by a national youth volunteer service corps known as groundBREAKERS in partnership with more than 230 community-based non-government organisations, 8000 schools and 479 government clinics across South Africa. In 2013, major funding for loveLife is provided by the National Department of Health, the National Department of Social Development and Sports and Recreation South Africa. The Anglo American Chairman’s Fund, Berco, Dewey & Le Boeuf, FIFA Football for Hope, Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Mpumalanga Department of Social Development, the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund, Newsclip, North West Department of Social Development, Royal Bafokeng Nation, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Volkswagen South Africa.