Community Impact
Girl pride initiative reaches more than 8 000 learners
Access to menstrual hygiene products remains one of the hidden barriers preventing our country’s young girls from reaching their full educational...
Learnership opens up employment opportunities for people with disabilities
Tumahole residents Rebecca Mopedi (33) and Boikanyo Pheto (20) have found renewed hope through a local learnership programme created specifically...
Internship programme helping develop the next generation
In recent months, renewed attention has been placed on expanding workplace experience opportunities as a national priority to help young...
Newly built classrooms bring safe learning spaces to children
Young children in Mothibistad and Maruping have started the new school term with excitement as they settle into their brand-new classrooms,...
Scholarship graduate sets sights on giving back to her community
For Tlotlo Progress Moletsane, teaching was always more than an ambition, it was a passion rooted in a desire to see young learners in her...
Food Garden Project empowers locals
Neliswa Nomjana, a Social Worker from Ceres, is one of 60 beneficiaries of a local Food Garden Project, a growing, community-driven initiative...
Highlights
Wind turbine tech takes local skills global
Local community members are accessing wind energy technical training that is sought after not only in the local renewable energy sector, but globally. One example is Humansdorp local Kanyisa Goveni, who graduated just over a year ago and is now permanently employed as a Wind Turbine Service Technician, servicing wind turbines in Germany. Her rapid career progression demonstrates the quality and international relevance of the renewable energy skills being developed here in South Africa, and the opportunities that specialised, industry-aligned training can unlock for young people....