Sijonge Kuwe job creation&poverty alleviation

by Sijonge Kuwe Youth Development Project
Sijonge Kuwe job creation&poverty alleviation

Sijonge Kuwe Youth Development Project

NPO Reg.238-103

SARS NO.930069367

 

Progress Report to GlobalGiving: Period March to June 2021

 

The implementation of Sijonge Kuwe Youth Development Project started in 2019 and this report records activities from March 2021 to June 2021.During this period Sijonge Kuwe continued with its activities of technical skills training, business skills training, computer skills training, food gardening training, mentorship and Coved 19 prevention.

18 youth from Khayelitsha were trained in art/cultural skills training, 15 in business skills training, 6 in computer skills and 16 businesses were counseled.33 members of the community of Khayelitsha attended Coved 19 awareness workshop and on completion of the workshop were given masks, sanitizers to prevent the sage of the virus.8 people attended food gardening training so that they can sart food gardening to support themselves.

We are grateful to the support of GlobalGiving and to donors who have supported us so far. I trust that we could strengthen our partnership in the coming months as you consider supporting us in the future. May God Bless you all.

 

Report by Sikhangele Qwase

Project Manager


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PROGRESS REPORT:SIJONGE KUWE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROJECT:PERIOD FROM NOVEMBER 2020 TO FEBRUARY 2021

 

1.Itroduction

 

Sijonge Kuwe Youth Development Project is a communitybased project in Khayelitsha offering technical skills training in art/cultural,business skills training and computer skills training and mentorship programmes to youth,women and people with disabilities of Khayelitsha and surrounding communities.

 

2.Overall goals and objectives

 

*Alleviate poverty in South Africa by providing art/cultural skills training to youth,women and people with disabilities.

*Provide basic business skills training to these groups to develop their businesses thereby providing employment opportunities.

*Encourage and promote food gargening projects for youth to fight unemployment and poverty

*Promote envitomental projects to make our townships clean.

*Provide computer skills training to these people

*Assist youth in HIV/Aids awarenes and educate them on HIV./Aids prevention

*Provide business counselling to these entrepreneurs.

 

3.Activities

 

Sijonge Kuwe Youth Development was very active during this quarter and our offices were only closed from 18 December to 4 January 2021.

 

3.1Ar/Cultural Skills Training

 

Training is in progress for 12 youth in art/cultural skills training and they will complete the training at

 the end of Mach 2021.These people are trained to make beads,traditional wares like headgear,skirts and neckclaces.

 

3.2Business Skills Training

 

15 People were trained in basic business skills training during this period and the training covers the following:-

(a)Charecteristics of the Entrepreneur and how to set goals

(b)Marketing your products and completing SWOT analysis.

(c)Costing and Pricing

(d)How to draw up a business plan and Cash flow projection

(e)Record Keeping for the Business

 

3.3Business Mentorship

22 Businesses were counselled during this period and counselling was mainly on record keeping,budgeting,marketing,business plan and assistance with sourcing of finance for those who want a business start ups.We provide aftercare to all our clients and the Business Advisor visits clients in their businesses at least twice a month to access and monitor business progress.

 

Testimonial from one of our clients Nokuzola Dongwe from B566 Site C Khayelitsha.

 

“My intention in coming to Sijonge Kuwe Project and getting trained is that I want to improve my career.I tried to look for a job but it was in vain so I decided to come to Sijonge Kuwe Project.I have now completed cultural on how to make beads neckclaces and headgear and my intention is to start my own business to help my husband because he is employed but his wages do not cover our needs as we have 4 children to support”

 

3.4Meetings attended/networking with other organisation

*Attended Khayelitsha Development Forum meeting about developments in Khayelitsha

*Meeting with Silulo Ulutho Technologies to discuss working relationships

*Attended Tendering briefings at False Bay College to access tenders for our organisation.

*Meeting with the Business Place about placing our clients to them

*Meeting with National Youth Development Agency abour referral of our clients to them.

 

4.Conclusion

We would to thank all our donors for their support of our prgammes.

 

 

 

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Sijonge Kuwe Youth Development Project

Location: Cape Town, Western Cape - South Africa
Project Leader:
Sikhangele Qwase
Cape Town , Western Cape South Africa
$123 raised of $10,000 goal
 
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