For many years, Chief Julian dedicated himself to working with street children, the homeless, and those in prostitution, providing support, ministering to their spiritual needs, and inspiring them to transform their lives. His compassionate approach and unwavering dedication to restoring dignity to the forgotten have been a cornerstone of his work.

In 2012, he met Princess Chantal Revell, and together they discovered a shared passion for helping the vulnerable and promoting the rich history and identity of the Khoisan people. The couple married in 2016, and Chief Julian embraced his role as a devoted husband and father, helping to raise Princess Chantal’s 4 children with love and dedication.

Chief Julian’s leadership extends to the economic empowerment of his community. Having witnessed workplace oppression and the abuse of workers' rights during his time in factories, he established his own business to provide opportunities for individuals rejected by society. His enterprise has transformed many lives, offering employment and a renewed sense of purpose to those in need.

As a co-founder of the Cauqua Cultural House, Chief Julian has worked tirelessly alongside Princess Chantal to educate people about their Khoisan heritage, helping individuals reconnect with their identity and history. Their efforts have restored dignity and pride to countless members of the community.

Chief Julian’s unwavering vision is to see the Khoisan Nation rise to its rightful status as South Africa’s First Nation. His dedication to fostering cultural revival, promoting community development, and empowering individuals continues to drive meaningful change and inspire hope within the Khoisan community.