OUR HISTORY

From Humanitarian Roots to Educational Transformation

In February 2024, what would become LIT Base Global was born—not initially as a training or educational institution, but as a humanitarian initiative driven by compassion, urgency, and purpose. Our founder, Dr. Leticia Moshwe, recognized that, across regions of greatest need, access to basic necessities, safety, and support were critical first steps toward dignity.

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From those early days, we launched operations in the UK, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and Angola, deploying aid, relief, and support in communities facing crisis. From food distributions in conflict-affected zones to emergency outreach and resilience building for displaced families, we sought to deliver “boots on the ground” impact in places that had been neglected or marginalized. Our work across the DRC focused on food provision, skills development, women’s empowerment, and education outreach. In Angola, we worked with orphans and elderly widows to provide hunger relief. In Nigeria, we ran health campaigns in collaboration with care homes and also implemented practical skills development. 

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But as we engaged on the ground, partnerships formed. Local communities, NGOs, and government actors invited us to go beyond relief: “Help us build capacity,” they would say. “Teach our people, strengthen our institutions, show our youth the way.” They saw in us the possibility of more than charity—they saw an opportunity for lasting transformation.

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Thus, by 2025, we shifted from being solely a humanitarian actor to becoming a designer and deliverer of learning, innovation, and empowerment. We expanded our mission: not just to do for communities, but to do with communities—to strengthen organizations, cultivate leadership, and equip youth with the mindset and tools to define their own futures.