Nobomi Duma is a dedicated social progress pioneer living with dystonic cerebral palsy and polymyoclonus. Her journey is a testament to resilience and a profound passion for creating positive change in her community. As a proud alumna of the University of the Free State, Duma holds a Bachelor of Social Science degree, which has equipped her with the knowledge and skills to advocate for social justice and inclusivity.
In her professional role as Assistant Community Development Practitioner, Duma applies her education and experiences to drive social progress initiatives. She has pursued additional certifications to enhance her expertise, including a Basic Computing Skills Certificate from Germiston Computer College, a Certificate in Biblical Training for Ministry from Re-Forma, and participation in the IASSW e-learning programme on Global Standards for Social Work Education and Training.
Duma's commitment to community service is exemplified by her founding of ‘Women Clothe Your Nakedness’, an unregistered non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting women in need. Additionally, she volunteers with Mother's Hug, an organisation focused on providing assistance to persons with disabilities. Through these efforts, Duma works tirelessly to promote inclusivity and empower marginalised communities.
Her mission is clear – to drive social progress, foster inclusivity, and empower communities through her work and volunteerism. Nobomi Duma is not only an advocate for change but also an inspiration to many, demonstrating that with resilience and determination, one can make a significant impact on the world.