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"Becoming Me"
Games Day
"Learning2Lead"
Our youth focused Life Skills Programs are offered free of charge.
"Becoming Me in Msholozi" Life Skills Program engages youth through interactive modules on a variety of important topics. Sawubona Project also offers program beneficiaries a day to engage and learn through Games. A fun and active learning atmosphere.
Sawubona Project also offers a program called "Learning2Lead". This is an after school program for grade 7 students at a local school in Msholozi.
A meal is provided at the end of each program.
WHAT A PRIVILEGE!
"Becoming Me"
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"Learning2Lead"
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SAWUBONA PROJECT HISTORY
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2022 offered two Becoming Me programs in Msholozi, one Games Day, one Learning2Lead program in Msholozi, one Becoming Me in Phumlani, and two camps, winter and summer, during school break.
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September 2021 SP launched two programs, 35 female students enrolled in our "Becoming Me", Life Skills Program, and 3 separate grade 7 classes (male and female) in our Learning2Lead, Life Skills Program.
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During Covid, SP launched a Covid Response Project to meet the needs of their vulnerable students and their families in an unprecedented time
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Covid-19, lockdowns, and restrictions required SP to temporarily suspend the Program
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The second Life Skills program included 30 students both male and female, the average age was 17
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A Games Day was implemented into the Program as well. Students engage in practical learning through board games.
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SP launched its second Life Skills Program in February 2020 which was to run until the end of October 2020
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The first local male facilitator joined the team
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January 2020, SP held a special training for young adults, "How to become a leader people Trust"
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Sawubona Project completed its first Life Skills Program in November 2019
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The first Program launched with 15 girls who all received certificates at the completion of the Program
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The Edu Centre location enabled students to attend the Life Skills Program on site, in their own community
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The Program secured an Education Centre in Msholozi, SA, an informal community.
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Modules include topics such as: Self-Esteem, HIV/Aids, Gender Equity, Teen Pregnancy, Gender Violence, and more.
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2019, three local South African young adults were trained to facilitate Life Skills modules.
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