**SayPro As part of our in-house literacy program, Diepsloot Youth Project partnered with Litasa and FunDza on International Literacy Day (14 Sept). 40 of our grade 7-9 learners took part in the activities which included readings by Morena Maoka from his book ‘Salted’. Each learner also received a copy of the book to take home and continue reading for themselves. 

SayPro is an on-demand book service that simplifies finding and ordering the right book at the right time. We make it easy to discover an authors’ books, get recommendations, and access a variety of ways to read. Plus, with our exclusive deals, you can buy more books for your library for less! Source: Litasa

Literacy needs to be promoted not only at the level of schools and colleges, but also in the homes. With SayPro’s unique e-learning platform that enables children to learn on their own, parents can rest easy knowing their kids are getting an education no matter where they are. In addition to online classes, SayPro offers in-class training programs for teachers and facilitators. These programs help make sure that kids aren’t just being taught, but also have fun while they’re doing it!

Whether you want to take your kids to school or home, Litasa and FunDza has a solution for you – saypro.

Literacy shouldn’t be a privilege. It should be a right. And SayPro is helping to make that a reality by partnering with Diepsloot Youth Project, a nonprofit organization in South Africa, to provide in-house literacy training to disadvantaged youth. Our goal is simple: to ensure that everyone has access to the tools they need to succeed in life.

Literacy isn’t just about reading and writing – it’s about self-esteem, confidence, and so much more. SayPro is making a huge difference by providing valuable training and support for youth who wish to take control of their lives and achieve their goals.

The day is celebrated all over the world on 14 September as International Literacy Day. Literacy is not just a skill to get a job, but it is also a way of life. The importance of literacy can be gauged from the fact that 90% of the books are read online rather than offline. SayPro aims at making the difference more and more by arranging various literacy events on a regular basis in various schools and colleges.

One of the most heart-wrenching stories to come out of the 2010 World Cup was the tale of Makhelisi Klundile. The illiterate girl was an ardent fan of South Africa’s performance on the field, but she could not understand why her team was losing or why they were being criticized by commentators. She wanted to know and experience things beyond what was being shown on TV. That is when Litasa came in to rescue her. They partnered Makhelisi with SayPro, a literacy program where learners read as many books as possible to improve their reading skills. Below you can learn how fun it is to do something good for someone else and how easy it is to find an organization that matches your expertise and availability.