**SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project have even had a visit from the Joburg Zoo and the Department of Water.

SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project is a non-profit organization that aims to provide jobs, training and education to disadvantaged youth in Gauteng. They also run a project where they work with the zoo to provide animals a better life by taking care of them and providing them with necessary food and water.

Recently, they got a visit from the Department of Water and Sanitation and the Joburg Zoo. In fact, both departments were so impressed by their program that they asked them whether they could set up similar programs in other parts of the country.

SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project is poised to become a shining example of solutions-based initiatives that seek to address pressing social and economic challenges. From consulting and advisory services, to training and project management, SayPro has set the standard for excellence in service delivery. With a focus on sustainability, SayPro strives to make a positive impact on the lives of those we serve. We invite you to join us in this noble pursuit and in our quest to create smarter cities for all.

Youth empowerment is at an all-time high nowadays, but there is a dire need to train them in safe handling of chemicals and proper sanitation management. SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project has been providing relevant training for the youth of Johannesburg for more than a decade now. The project consults with business owners on the importance of youth employment, and how to incorporate young people in their efforts. Additionally, it provides solid training in the field of environmental protection and proper sanitation management. The latest feat by the youth project is getting a visit from the Joburg Zoo and Department of Water and Sewerage!

You can say that SayPro has being paving way for making Johannesburg a better place to live in.

SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project is a unique initiative where young people from disadvantaged backgrounds are given the opportunity to get trained and work on projects which help them build confidence, leadership skills and soft skills. Coupled with that, they are being provided with opportunities to gain valuable work experience and make connections.

The project has recently had a visit from the Joburg Zoo and the Department of Water, who have seen firsthand how the young people are using their skills to contribute to society. For the department, it’s a way to leverage on their input while creating sustainable community development projects.

Saying No to Crime Is a Daily Task in the World We Live In. But SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project Isn’t Afraid of It. Their Approach To Crime And Youth Development Is Wise And Sensible.

SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project Has Managed To Get Invited By The Zoo And Department Of Water To Teach People About Animal Conservation And Management. The Project’s Consultants Have Been Aided By Pro-Active Citizens Who Want To Make A Difference. Let Us All Support Such Initiatives That Are Trying Their Best To Change The World For The Better!