Women’s empowerment cannot happen in isolation. By fostering collaboration among NGOs, we strengthen our collective impact and serve the greater good. Over the years, GOSA Girls on Fire has built strong relationships with key organizations, standing together in the fight for justice, safety, and empowerment.
GOSA Girls on Fire proudly collaborates with The Reeva Rebecca Steenkamp Foundation, especially during our 16 Days of Action campaign and the Christa Swart Fighting Spirit Award initiative. Together, we have worked tirelessly to support victims, particularly regarding South Africa’s parole system.
The foundation is dedicated to being Reeva’s voice, continuing her legacy of educating and empowering victims of violence and abuse. Our shared mission aligns strongly with their vision of advocacy, awareness, and action against gender-based violence.
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SA Women Fight Back is a powerful network of over 230,000 members, committed to legislative change and providing support for women and children across South Africa. Through non-violent, collaborative engagement, they advocate for gender equality, justice, and safety, holding authorities accountable.
Two of their esteemed members have been involved in our Christa Swart Fighting Spirit Award. Their relentless efforts in women’s empowerment make them a strong ally of GOSA Girls on Fire, and we proudly stand beside them in this critical cause.
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Founded by the late Olivia Jasriel, a runner-up for our Christa Swart Fighting Spirit Award (2023), this organization is a beacon of hope for safeguarding women and children in sports.
The Jasriel Foundation is at the forefront of protecting children from discrimination, abuse, and sexual violence in sports, recognizing the vulnerabilities created by unchecked authority figures. Their initiative, Athletes Against Child Abuse (AACA), is the first of its kind in South Africa, ensuring that sports remain a safe space for all children.
Their international collaborations—including discussions with FIFA, USA, and European organizations—further highlight their expertise in this space. GOSA Girls on Fire stands firmly with The Jasriel Foundation in their fight to protect vulnerable children.
Watch:GOSA Girls on Fire first connected with Keshna Schoeman (Phoenix), founder of Ribbons for Justice / Justice for Chad, during our 16 Days of Action campaign. That moment forged an unbreakable bond. Recognized for her fierce advocacy, she was later awarded the Christa Swart Fighting Spirit Award (2023) and has since become a director of GOSA Girls on Fire.
Ribbons for Justice is a nonprofit organization providing a safe space for victims of crime, advocating for justice, and guiding them through South Africa’s complex legal system. Keshna’s fearless work in supporting victims and holding authorities accountable makes this collaboration essential in our shared fight for justice.
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Our founding member, Lynette Oxley, is a proud member of SACBW, a network committed to supporting and empowering female entrepreneurs.
The SACBW provides a nurturing environment for women entering the business world, offering mentorship, training, and practical tools for success. By fostering knowledge-sharing and promoting economic independence, SACBW plays a crucial role in uplifting women in business.
GOSA Girls on Fire proudly aligns with their mission of strengthening and supporting female entrepreneurs.
These partnerships represent more than just collaboration—they signify a shared commitment to justice, empowerment, and safety for all women. Through these alliances, GOSA Girls on Fire continues to amplify its impact, ensuring that no woman fights alone.