TOPICS
In today’s cyber age, young people are being taught that influence means fame or popularity. Our range of leadership resources challenges this notion, reminding young people that their voices matter and promoting a servant- leadership model.
A growing issue amongst teens worldwide, this topic tackles anxiety, depression, suicide, eating disorders and more. The focus is on building resilience and developing healthy coping mechanisms that lead to healthy minds. Students are encouraged to process their thoughts and feelings in a responsible, wholesome way.
Bullying has become an absolute epidemic in schools around our nation. This topic challenges young people to value the differences in others. We confront the absurdity of cyber, physical and emotional bullying; encouraging students to stop bringing others down and instead build them up.
At this stage in their lives, young people struggle to come to terms with who they are and where they fit in. This topic tackles peer pressure and promotes healthy self-identity; challenging learners to embrace their own identity and to use their unique talents and abilities to add to the bigger picture.
Highlighting the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse, as well as the peer-pressure environment that often leads to addiction, this topic encourages students to make wise and healthy choices for their lives and futures. We ask, “what will your story be?”
This topic confronts the problems of discrimination in our nation, encouraging students to overcome the racism, classism or sexism of their pasts. Honest conversation is encouraged, in a way that is non-threatening and seeks solutions, with an overarching theme of celebrating the hope that remains for South Africa’s future.
Take a look at the flippancy of the current sex culture, the dangers of treating sex too casually, and how often young people confuse sex with love. Individuals are encouraged to set a higher standard: “Abstinence, marriage, sex… It works every time!”
Abuse is a sad reality in our country. This topic unpacks children’s rights, and the different forms of abuse – physical, verbal, emotional or sexual – with a focus on where to find help and how to speak up. Learners are encouraged to set a new standard for their future relationships – where respect is a cornerstone.
Human trafficking is the fastest growing global crime with more that 45 million people trapped in slavery. These resources bring awareness to the reality of Human Trafficking, educating students in order to protect them and inspiring them to speak up and spread awareness of the realities of this horrific crime.
IN-DEMAND PROJECTS
LIFE SKILLS CURRICULUM
Trulife’s Digital Life Skills Curriculum, is now available for Grades 4-11, proudly produced and packaged for South African Teachers and Learners.
NEXT GEN LEADERSHIP
In 2025, Trulife in partnership with GLS Next Gen is delivering World Class leadership Content for schools around SA for their Grade 6-10 learners!
ON STAGE PRODUCTIONS
Bringing a unique creative edge to our messages, Trulife’s stage productions based on issues facing learnings have been impacting learners across SA.
WORKSHOPS & SEMINARS
Tackling some of the most pressing issues of the day, our workshops & seminars bring a fresh perspective on hot-topics facing the next generation.