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Sport for Social Change Network Southern Africa

To grow, support and strengthen sport for sustainable development across Africa.

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AUTISM EKASI NPO

Autism Ekasi is a Non-Profit organization committed to educating and assisting families with Autistic children. Autism affects children of every race, ethnic group and socioeconomic status. Our children are frequently confronted with late diagnosis or misdiagnosis. Autism Support is important to the development of children. Our goal is to help the families to identify the red flags of autism early. Our people lack resources, and the available facilities are too expensive for these families. Children are hidden from society because of the stigma attached, especially our black communities. We are faced with requests from mothers who cannot even afford to get transport to have their children diagnosed. We hope our centre will be in a position to afford these parents assistance and work together with social workers. Our dream is to create a place where support is available, and parents are able to share their challenges. A place where we could all just be ourselves without having to explain why we are the way we are. This brings me to forming a Network (Network for Autism), here parents are able to register and be part of forming a mapping which will ease the stress of "what happens now". Many parents are not sure where and what to do when faced with challenges. That is why we have so many children being hidden away from society because of the stigma and discrimination they face. What can we do to improve the lives of the lives of our "ANGELS"?

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MBI-MUSIC

Through a 360 music programme, Mbi-Music works with local partners to provide the space and tools where young people can learn, exchange and express their music potential. We aim to support the community in raising children that can later contribute to its development and well being

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The League of Friends of the Blind (LOFOB)

VISION: To enable all visually impaired children, adults, their families and caregivers to reach their optimal potential through providing early childhood development, independence development, wellness programmes; and to care for and protect the rights of those who, due to circumstances beyond their control, are unable to do so themselves. MISSION: To provide an all encompassing independence development and prevention of blindness service that ensures the successful integration of all visually impaired persons into society.

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Uitenhage Islamic Education Centre

To ensure quality education and spiritual guidance for each child journeying through this Centre. The organization is committed to provide orphaned and vulnerable children with comprehensive care that addresses their physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual needs. Safe boarding and lodging facilities are provided for the orphaned and vulnerable children from our impoverished communities. We believe in a child-centered approach to education, recognizing and nurturing each child's unique talents, interest and potential. The goal is to empower the growing child to a level of self-sustainability.

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Africa A+ Schools

Our mission is to effect whole-school transformation that enables delivery of quality early education and child-centred development. Our vision is of schools and teachers who offer quality ECE and act as agents of positive change in children's lives, preparing them to be confident individuals and effective citizens, able to deal with the challenges of the future.

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Dimphonyana Tsa Lapeng

Our mission is to empower the disenfranchised in the community of Olievenhoutbosch by prioritizing the needs and potential of children and providing a safe environment for orphaned children, children from abusive households, and destitute women. We achieve this by offering psychological, educational, and healthcare assistance, and through partnerships with individuals and organizations. We support our beneficiaries through an Early Childhood Development Centre, skills development programs, mentoring programs, and income-generating initiatives, enabling them to become influencers of social change and contributors to nation-building.

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Little buttercups pre and play school

To play a small but significant role in the in the development and sustainability in the future leaders our children of Kabah and Nelson Mandela Metro. Preparation of vulnerable children to successfully phase into formal primary schools.

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The Wot-if? Trust

We provide enabling resources in Diepsloot that connect our participants to economic activity

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PCYD

Provide authentic education within the clothing industry Install positive attitudes Provide continuous encouragement Sustainability The PCYD team makes it their duty to provide an authentic creative learning experience within the cultural and entertainment industry and ensure that the overall experiences offered gives individuals a better understanding and outlook. The team ensures to provide information that is within the best interest for individuals to become sustainable entrepreneurs. The PCYD team aims to focus on the well-being of individuals by being a support system and providing continuous encouragement and motivation that is lacking in many households, while we can create healthy mindsets. Growth within upskilling community Individuals create start-ups and or prepared for employment Increase local networking The PCYD team envisions for the project of upskilling the community to exponentially grow. The short-term objective would be to increase the quantity of life with the local community. The long-term objectives involve gaining a greater capacity to provision for individuals in various areas. The ultimate and overall goal is to ensure that the community and people become employed and the overall life of the community is uplifted within the area. The idea is to focus on local growth among small and medium-sized entrepreneurs (SME'S), which we hope to result in an increase of local collaborations and furthermore increase the activity of local networking. We plan to introduce collaborations by having guests within the various industry, who can share their business experiences and provide knowledge and guidance join us yearly. The aim of having guest speakers is to also encourage the community to create positive awareness, to believe that there are possibilities available and also become motivated by stories shared. The company focuses on a broad spectrum, diving into the manufacturing process of a product, explaining the concepts of a production line and to calculate the ratio and time it takes to make up a garment. The company approaches both patterns and sewing of the garment (garment construction) to give a full view of the start to finish process. financial breakdown in terms of material costs, labour, hour ratings shall be explained to aid with mentees business growth and better understanding how profit is made. At the end of the day mentees will understand how much it will cost to make up a garment, hours it takes and profit they gain. The program set up is effective for short term and long term gains, the participant can become a supplier, self-employed, entrepreneurs and join a network of ongoing learning.

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Tshepong Centre for the disabled

Tshepong Centre exists to provide a safe, developmentally appropriate environment for children and adults with intellectual disabilities by giving each mental health care user, emotional, physical and cognitive stimulation and development, therapy and rehabilitation.

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Light of Nation Youth Projects

Our mission at Light of Nation Youth Projects (LNYP) is to create a thriving, inclusive, and empowered youth community by providing access to skills development, economic opportunities, health education, and social support. We are deeply committed to ensuring that young people, especially those from marginalized and disadvantaged backgrounds, have the resources and opportunities to break the cycle of poverty and achieve economic independence. Empowering Youth Through Skills Development We recognize that one of the biggest barriers young people face is the lack of marketable skills that enable them to secure employment or start their own businesses. Through our various training programs, we equip youth with practical, income-generating skills that prepare them for sustainable careers. Whether through vocational training, digital literacy, or entrepreneurship development, we ensure that each young person who engages with our programs leaves with valuable skills that can be applied in real-world scenarios. Our commitment extends to young people with disabilities, who often face additional barriers in accessing education and employment. Through initiatives like the Creativity Beyond Disability Project, we provide tailored skills training, mentorship, and business support, ensuring that no one is left behind. Driving Economic Growth Through Job Creation and Entrepreneurship We believe that empowering young people goes beyond training-it involves creating real opportunities for economic participation. Many of our programs focus on helping youth transition from skills acquisition to practical application, whether through job placements, business incubation, or market access support. We offer mentorship and guidance to young entrepreneurs, helping them develop sustainable business models, access funding opportunities, and navigate the challenges of running their own enterprises. By fostering a culture of entrepreneurship, we enable youth to create their own paths to financial independence rather than waiting for job opportunities that may never come. Additionally, our income-generating initiatives, such as merchandising and arts and crafts production, provide participants with hands-on experience in business operations. We aim to support young entrepreneurs in establishing their brands, connecting with customers, and scaling their businesses to generate sustainable income. Promoting Health Awareness and Gender Equality At LNYP, we understand that economic empowerment is closely linked to overall well-being. This is why we integrate health promotion and gender equality advocacy into our programs. Through our HIV/AIDS prevention initiatives, we educate youth on safe practices, access to healthcare services, and the importance of regular testing and treatment adherence. We also recognize the intersection between economic vulnerability and gender-based violence (GBV). Women and girls, especially those with disabilities, are often at higher risk of exploitation and abuse due to their financial dependence on caregivers or partners. Our programs aim to reduce these risks by empowering young women with economic independence, allowing them to make informed choices about their futures and reduce their vulnerability to abuse. By addressing these critical social issues, we are not only equipping youth with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed but also fostering a safer and more supportive environment in which they can thrive. Building a Stronger, More Inclusive Community We believe that sustainable change comes from within the community. This is why our programs are designed to be community-driven, with active participation from local leaders, businesses, and stakeholders. We work closely with community-based organizations, government agencies, and private sector partners to ensure that our initiatives are aligned with broader development goals and have a lasting impact. Our commitment to inclusion means that we actively create spaces where all young people, regardless of their backgrounds or abilities, feel valued and supported. We advocate for accessibility, equal opportunities, and policies that promote social and economic inclusion for all. Our Long-Term Vision Our goal is to create a future where every young person has the skills, confidence, and support to succeed. Over the next five years, we aim to: -Train over 2,500 youth in practical, income-generating skills. -Increase employment rates among youth with disabilities by 40%. -Support the sale of 1,500+ handmade products annually to help young entrepreneurs generate income. -Reduce gender-based violence vulnerability by empowering young women with financial independence. -Establish sustainable community hubs where youth can access continuous training, mentorship, and business support. Through these efforts, we are not just providing temporary solutions-we are laying the foundation for a future where young people are the driving force behind their own success and the development of their communities. At Light of Nation Youth Projects, we believe that empowering youth is the key to transforming communities. Together, we can build a future where every young person has the opportunity to reach their full potential and contribute meaningfully to society.