**SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project is deeply grateful to Diepsloot Youth Project donor partners who have helped make this happen. including: The Datatec Education and Technology Trust, The Learning Trust, Hatch, The Oppenheimer Memorial Trust, The Claude Leon Foundation and, most recently, the Nedbank Private Wealth Educational Foundation.

Youth empowerment is all about creating a safe and conducive environment for them to learn and develop. SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project has taken the initiative of integrating technology in order to aid them in this feat.

Through SayPro’s Diepsloot Youth Project, you can donate laptops, tablets, or any other device you have lying around the house. The project will accept devices without questions asked and get them up and running for the kids to use for their schoolwork. And if you’re wondering why you should donate your devices, it’s because of that very reason!

Diepsloot Youth Project is a rehabilitative treatment centre for children who have been abandoned by their parents. The project is run by SayPro and gets support from various donor partners. With the help of these partners, the youth project has been able to provide children with rehabilitation and training so that they can make a new start in life. To date, the charity has treated over 300 child and young people who have been abandoned or have been victims of crime.

Diepsloot Youth Project is a long-term project that aims to improve the quality of life and development of children in the Diepsloot area. Through a variety of programs, they teach youth important life skills, including education and employment. But they do more than that. They help strengthen their community by creating lasting partnerships between schools, businesses and NGOs.

We are grateful to SayPro for partnering with us on this important project and look forward to working with you in the future!

Youth development takes many forms, and SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project is investing in all of them. This project has two clear goals: to support young people in the ways that they need in order to reach their full potential, and to find ways to end poverty for generations to come. To do this, we’re partnering with organizations that understand youth development on a personal level. We’re consulting with organizations that provide training programs for young people, and partnering with research organizations that are committed to improving the lives of young people around the world.

And finally, we’re providing funding for projects that will have a lasting impact on the lives of the youth we support.

Youth project SayPro Diepsloot has trained more than 1,300 youth on how to use computers and the internet. It was supported by a number of major partners including The Oppenheimer Memorial Trust. Youth project SayPro Diepsloot has partnered with Hatch Africa for their youth empowerment program. And a top-tier partner in the education and technology space is The Datatec Education and Technology Trust. These partnerships are helping to bring the next generation online, safe and secure.

We can’t wait to see what they will do next!