Young, woman and making a difference.

Rizqah Cato is a woman who does as much as she can to for various communities. She is passionate about lending a hand to those who are in need. She uses her social media platform not as a way of bragging but as a way of inspiring others to also do the little they can, with what they have and where they can.

Rizqah is currently collecting clothes and donating them to an orphanage, the clothes mostly come from her own wardrobe or her children's, that they no longer need.

She also recently helped out in Phumlani, a township in Cape Town, during and after the fires that destroyed many people's homes and left a few traumatized.

She is currently working on building her social media accounts to attract a higher following, it is 2019 and social media plays a vital part in incoming generating too; but not just for that, Rizqah wants to be able to inspire and motivate other people to help out in their communities.

Rizqah Cato
Rizqah also touched on how cyber bullying is real and the way she gets through it is by speaking openly with her family about it and they build her up and she self-motivates. Also, focusing on why she does what she does builds her up.

To get involved with some of the work she is doing then follow her on the below platforms:

Facebook: Rizqah Cato
Instagram: rizqahcato_official

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