With Pam Nkosi of Ayahk Wellness
Healing teas, tonics and creams from the herbs she grows herself, rooted in her Zulu heritage.
Date to be announced.
Save my placeWelcome home
Much more than a bucket list. A missing link.
Havara is a community for Black women of the diaspora, finding our way back to African healing, heritage and each other. Softly, and in good company.
Weekly Reflections
“Which ancestral tradition brings you the most peace when you practice it today?”
The next Soul Session
How practitioners are chosen
I have met every practitioner in person. I have worked with each of them myself. I choose who works with Havara. You will never be sent to a stranger I found online.
Raashida
Meet Pam
Retreats in Africa
Coming, in their own time.
Small retreats with practitioners across the continent, with choice inside every one. Plant medicine, drumming, meditation in nature, astrology, therapy. Nobody has to do everything to belong.
Hear firstA space to simply be
Among women who look like you and understand you. Connection, community, heritage and culture, and room to breathe.
This is a place to put the strength down. Wellness is self-care, after all.
Until we gather again, keep finding your way home.