Princess Model Agency (PMA) continues to be a beacon of hope and light to young people across the Free State.
The agency recently reached out to Phamisang Primary School in Bloemfontein, where they donated dignity packs to the female learners.
PMA aims is to create a positive lasting change in the lives of children in need. Seeing that female learners miss school because of their menstrual cycles and hygiene matter, the agency decided to donated dignity packs which included sanitary towels and
toiletries.
They also work with the Sthembile Children Foundation. The agency founder Princess Charlotte Dlamini said PMA is a non-profit organization aiming to change as many lives of young people as possible.
They are also the founders of Miss Incredible Pageant which is held by PMA. Princess Charlotte Dlamini started the Modeling agency to empower, groom and encourage young people to follow their dreams and ambitions.
“Our agency not only focuses on beauty, but is more involved in charity projects such as the Princess Toiletry Drive. We donate toiletry and sanitary pads to girls, provide nutritious food and we are actively involved in educational activities,” Dlamini stated.
She pointed out that young people have immersed themselves in social ills that lead to prison, depression, pregnancy or gangstarism. Furthermore, they are working hard to shift the minds of young people to think positively and realize their full potential.
PMA works with youth aged between 5-30. They are calling on sponsors to partner with them in their toiletry drive initiative.
Those who want to partner with PMA can contact them on 061503802, or they can email princesscmodelagency@gmail.com
