10 May – Labour

Today we spoke to Anthony Bradnick – from the Golden Pathway Foundation. The Golden Pathway Foundation showcases unique learning opportunities focusing on unemployed, single mothers and refugees by providing information about education, training, skills development, careers and work opportunities. For more information contact Anthony at (021) 5951867 or email her at bradnick@mweb.co.za

And we also spoke to Martin Fisher – from the department of Social Development. The department has launched an Economic Youth Development Initiative that will focus on building capacity amongst 120 unemployed youth between the ages of 18 and 35 involved in Entrepreneurial or Enterprise development. If you are interested and you live within the Bellville District then you can fax your application letter and your CV with three contactable references to (021) 948 3024 or for more information you can contact Martin at (021) 948 7128 / 7100 alternatively email him at mfisher@pgwc.gov.za the closing date for application is end of May.

Our last interview was with Damian Snyders – from MyLife and five young people from the Kaospilot Project. MyLife is a non-profit organisation working cooperatively with abandoned youth as well as underdeveloped and impoverished communities. The project has placed numerous young people into employment opportunities in industries such as film, catering, NGO, construction and car washing. Damian is one of the original Mylife pioneers who assisted with the development of the project and is currently trained in leadership development to help other young people in achieving greater things in life. For more information you can contact the MyLife offices at (021) 434 5072 or visit www.mylife.org.za
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