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Neftaly Technical Skills Programme
Delivered on 12 May 2015

On 12 May 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered Technical Skills training to 12,489 youth across South Africa. This milestone programme was made possible through a strong partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, two organisations that share our commitment to empowering young people and building sustainable futures.

The initiative was designed to address the urgent need for practical, market-relevant skills among youth, equipping them with competencies that open doors to employment, entrepreneurship, and long-term career growth. Training sessions focused on a wide range of technical areas, tailored to industry demand and aligned with the national skills development agenda.

Through this programme, Neftaly and its partners provided:

• Hands-on technical training in critical fields needed by the economy.
• Capacity-building opportunities that promote self-reliance and innovation.
• Pathways to employability, enabling young people to transition into the labour market or start their own enterprises.

This large-scale effort reflected the shared vision of Neftaly, NMCF, and Comic Relief — to empower youth as active agents of change in their communities. By reaching 12,489 young people in a single initiative, the programme made a lasting impact not only on individuals, but also on families and society at large.

Neftaly Empowering Youth with Technical Skills

On 13 May 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered Technical Skills training to 12,489 young people across South Africa. This landmark initiative was made possible through a powerful partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, combining resources and expertise to create real opportunities for the next generation.

The programme focused on equipping young people with essential technical and vocational skills, empowering them to become employable, entrepreneurial, and self-reliant in an evolving economy. Participants were trained in areas such as:

• Digital and computer literacy
• Technical trades and practical problem-solving
• Workplace readiness and career development
• Innovation and entrepreneurship

By investing in technical skills, the project addressed the pressing challenge of youth unemployment while promoting long-term social and economic inclusion.

The initiative reflects Neftaly’s commitment to sustainable development and its vision of building strong partnerships that open doors for young people. Together with NMCF and Comic Relief, Neftaly contributed to creating pathways of hope and opportunity, ensuring that thousands of youth could access the tools they need to thrive.

Neftaly Technical Skills Programme – 14 May 2015

On 14 May 2015, Neftaly (Neftaly Consulting) delivered an impactful Technical Skills Programme to 12,489 young people across South Africa.

This large-scale youth development initiative was made possible through the strategic partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and support from Comic Relief (UK). Together, the programme aimed to empower young people with practical and in-demand technical skills to increase their employability, entrepreneurship opportunities, and overall contribution to local economic development.

Key Highlights:

• 12,489 youth trained in essential technical and vocational skills.
• Focus on hands-on, practical learning aligned with labour market needs.
• Special emphasis on preparing youth for employment, self-employment, and small business creation.
• Collaboration with NMCF to reach vulnerable communities, ensuring inclusivity and equity.
• Backed by Comic Relief, reinforcing global solidarity in youth empowerment and poverty alleviation.

Impact:

The programme created pathways for young people to access further training, internships, and entrepreneurial opportunities. It also contributed to building confidence, technical competence, and resilience among participants, many of whom came from disadvantaged backgrounds.

This initiative demonstrated the power of partnerships between civil society, philanthropic organisations, and development actors in transforming the lives of young people and securing a brighter, more sustainable future.

Neftaly Empowers Youth with Technical Skills in Partnership with Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund and Comic Relief

On 15 May 2015, Neftaly (South African Youth Project) proudly delivered Technical Skills training to 12,489 young people across South Africa. This milestone programme was made possible through a dynamic partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, demonstrating the power of collaboration in transforming the future of our youth.

The initiative focused on equipping young people with practical and market-relevant technical skills, enabling them to enter the workforce, explore entrepreneurship, and contribute positively to their communities. Through hands-on learning, mentorship, and resources, participants gained competencies in key sectors aligned with South Africa’s development needs.

By reaching over 12,000 youth in a single initiative, Neftaly, together with NMCF and Comic Relief, showcased a strong commitment to breaking cycles of poverty, creating opportunities, and fostering hope for the next generation.

This impactful day not only celebrated skills development but also highlighted the importance of youth empowerment as a driver of long-term socio-economic change.

Neftaly Technical Skills Training – 16 May 2015

On 16 May 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered technical skills training to 12,489 youth, in a landmark initiative aimed at equipping young South Africans with practical skills for employment and entrepreneurship. This impactful program was implemented in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, reinforcing a shared commitment to youth empowerment and socio-economic development.

The training covered a wide range of technical competencies, designed to enhance participants’ employability and capacity to contribute meaningfully to their communities. Through interactive workshops, hands-on sessions, and expert guidance, the program provided youth with practical skills aligned with industry demands.

By combining Neftaly’s expertise in youth development with the support of NMCF and Comic Relief, this initiative not only imparted technical knowledge but also inspired confidence, innovation, and entrepreneurial thinking among participants. The success of this program underscores the power of strategic partnerships in creating sustainable opportunities for young people across South Africa.

Key Highlights:

• Date: 16 May 2015
• Number of Youth Trained: 12,489
• Partners: Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund, Comic Relief
• Focus Areas: Technical skills development, employability, entrepreneurship
• Impact: Equipping youth with skills to improve career prospects and foster community development

This initiative represents a milestone in Neftaly’s ongoing mission to empower youth through skills development and mentorship, building a generation of capable, confident, and socially responsible young leaders.

Neftaly Delivers Technical Skills Training to 12,489 Youth in Partnership with NMCF and Comic Relief

On 17 May 2015, Neftaly successfully provided technical skills training to 12,489 young people as part of an empowering initiative in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief.

This landmark program aimed to equip youth with practical, job-ready skills, enabling them to participate effectively in the workforce and pursue entrepreneurial opportunities. By focusing on technical competencies, the training covered areas critical for youth development, including ICT, digital literacy, and vocational skills tailored to current market demands.

Through this initiative, Neftaly, together with NMCF and Comic Relief, reinforced its commitment to youth empowerment, skills development, and social upliftment, ensuring that the next generation has the tools and confidence to create sustainable livelihoods.

The event marked a significant milestone in large-scale youth skills development, reaching thousands and demonstrating the power of collaborative partnerships in transforming lives.

Neftaly Technical Skills Training – 18 May 2015

On 18 May 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered a comprehensive Technical Skills training to 12,489 youth, in a collaborative effort with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief. This initiative was designed to equip young people with practical, hands-on skills that enhance employability, entrepreneurship, and personal development.

The training focused on a wide range of technical competencies, including digital literacy, basic IT skills, coding, and practical problem-solving techniques. By providing youth with these essential skills, the program aimed to empower them to actively participate in the modern workforce and build sustainable livelihoods.

This partnership with the NMCF and Comic Relief underscores Neftaly’s commitment to youth development and social impact. Together, the organizations successfully created an inclusive, supportive, and engaging learning environment that reached thousands of young South Africans, fostering confidence, innovation, and technical proficiency.

The event highlighted the importance of collaboration between NGOs, funders, and youth-focused organizations in driving large-scale social impact and creating meaningful opportunities for the next generation of leaders.

Neftaly Technical Skills Training – 19 May 2015

On 19 May 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered a comprehensive Technical Skills Training session to 12,489 youth across the country. This impactful initiative was conducted in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, highlighting a collaborative effort to empower young people with critical skills for the modern workforce.

The training focused on equipping youth with practical technical competencies, fostering digital literacy, problem-solving, and innovation skills essential for personal and professional growth. Participants were engaged in interactive sessions that emphasized hands-on learning, ensuring they could apply these skills in real-world scenarios.

This initiative is part of Neftaly’s ongoing commitment to youth development and skills empowerment, aiming to bridge the skills gap and enhance employability among young South Africans. By partnering with respected organizations like NMCF and Comic Relief, Neftaly was able to reach a significant number of youth, making a meaningful impact in their educational and career journeys.

The 19 May training stands as a milestone in youth development, reflecting the power of collaboration and the shared goal of empowering the next generation with the tools they need to succeed.

Neftaly Technical Skills Training – 20 May 2015

On 20 May 2015, Neftaly successfully delivered a Technical Skills training program to 12,489 youth, empowering them with practical knowledge and hands-on experience in various technical disciplines. This initiative was conducted in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund (NMCF) and Comic Relief, reflecting a strong commitment to youth development and skills enhancement.

The program focused on equipping young people with essential technical competencies, ranging from digital literacy and computer applications to vocational and technical problem-solving skills. Through interactive sessions, mentorship, and practical exercises, participants gained not only knowledge but also the confidence to apply these skills in real-world scenarios.

By partnering with NMCF and Comic Relief, Neftaly ensured that this training reached a broad spectrum of youth, including those from under-resourced communities, fostering greater opportunities for education, employment, and personal development. This initiative highlighted the transformative impact of skills-based training in enabling youth to participate meaningfully in the socio-economic development of their communities.

Neftaly remains committed to building the capacity of young people and creating pathways for sustainable growth, innovation, and empowerment across South Africa.