Neftaly Provides Technical Skills Training to 12,489 Youth in Partnership with NMCF and Comic Relief
Date: 26 March 2015
On 26 March 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered a comprehensive technical skills program to 12,489 young people across South Africa, in collaboration with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief. This initiative formed part of a larger effort to empower youth with practical, in-demand skills that enhance employability and entrepreneurship opportunities.
The training covered a broad spectrum of technical competencies, including digital literacy, ICT skills, basic coding, and practical vocational training. Participants also received guidance on career development, problem-solving, and creative thinking, ensuring they were equipped with both the technical and soft skills needed for success in the modern workforce.
The partnership with NMCF and Comic Relief enabled Neftaly to reach underserved communities and deliver training on a scale that positively impacts thousands of young people. By equipping youth with technical expertise, the program supports sustainable development, fosters innovation, and encourages self-reliance among South Africa’s next generation.
Neftaly remains committed to youth empowerment, and this initiative demonstrates the transformative potential of collaboration between non-profits, youth organizations, and international partners.
Impact Highlights:
- Date of Training: 26 March 2015
- Number of Youth Trained: 12,489
- Partners: Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF), Comic Relief
- Skills Provided: Technical skills, digital literacy, ICT, coding, vocational training, career guidance
This initiative is a testament to Neftaly’s dedication to creating opportunities for young people to thrive, innovate, and contribute positively to society.