Ending poverty & creating opportunities (SDGs 1, 8, 10)
MERSETA-accredited training and entrepreneurship programmes give unemployed youth and women practical skills to break the poverty cycle and create sustainable livelihoods.
Our programmes map directly onto the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
MERSETA-accredited training and entrepreneurship programmes give unemployed youth and women practical skills to break the poverty cycle and create sustainable livelihoods.
School and community gardens fight hunger, while our substance abuse and GBVF interventions improve community well-being and mental health.
The LED Skills Centre and digital literacy programmes provide technical skills, access to information and pathways to innovation for underserved youth.
Our Victim Empowerment Programme offers real support for survivors of GBV, helping them heal and regain independence in a safe, nurturing environment.
We promote environmental awareness through youth-led campaigns, sustainable farming, recycling and a shift toward green energy in our centres.
Our success is built on collaboration with government, corporates, civil society and local leaders, keeping our work sustainable and far-reaching.