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Our programmes

Skills and support for sustainable livelihoods.

We seek to connect community needs with practical programmes and partners who can help deliver them.

The areas below describe our existing constitutional focus and proposed expansion. They are not a list of confirmed funded projects or currently open enrolments. Contact us for current availability.

01

Youth development

Skills for a stronger start

We seek to help young people build practical skills, confidence and pathways into work or self-employment.

Programme focus

Work readiness, CV and interview preparation, financial literacy, digital literacy, leadership and mentorship.

What partners can contribute

Training partners, mentors, learning materials and access to work experience.

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02

Social relief

Dignity begins with the essentials

Food security and support for vulnerable children and families remain central to our public-benefit purpose.

Programme focus

Feeding initiatives, household food gardens, nutrition awareness and referrals to appropriate support services.

What partners can contribute

Food, safe storage, transport, household essentials and programme funding.

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03

Labour activation

From learning to livelihoods

We are seeking funding and delivery partners for labour activation initiatives that connect unemployed people with skills and opportunities.

Programme focus

Needs assessment, work readiness, practical training, employer engagement and follow-up on employment or self-employment outcomes.

What partners can contribute

Employers, accredited training providers, placement opportunities and implementation funding.

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04

Sustainable economic skills

Build skills that last

Our existing farming and food-sector objectives provide a foundation for practical skills and sustainable livelihoods.

Programme focus

Sustainable agriculture, food production and processing, enterprise skills, cooperative development and local market access.

What partners can contribute

Equipment, training space, technical expertise and enterprise support.

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05

Information and awareness

Knowledge that opens doors

We aim to make useful information accessible so communities can respond to changing economic, social and environmental conditions.

Programme focus

Labour rights awareness, access to public services, digital safety, climate resilience and responsible use of new technologies.

What partners can contribute

Qualified facilitators, accessible learning resources and community outreach partners.

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06

Early childhood and family support

Strong foundations for the future

The constitution includes educare and early childhood development, with learning, nutrition and parental guidance.

Programme focus

Early learning support, childcare-related skills, nutrition education and family guidance, subject to applicable approvals.

What partners can contribute

ECD partners, learning materials, nutrition support and appropriate facilities.

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What we intend to measure

Programme agreements should track participation, completion, skills gained, relief delivered and verified livelihood outcomes. Employment and self-employment results should be followed up after delivery, with consent and appropriate protection of participant information.

No beneficiary totals, placement rates or funded project achievements are claimed here without supporting records.