Help Yes We Can Business Women Network by donating furniture for our vocational training centre

 Midrand, Gauteng

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Help Yes We Can Business Women Network by donating furniture for our vocational training centre

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Education & Early Childhood Development

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Classroom equipment & furniture

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Help Yes We Can Business Women Network by donating furniture for our vocational training centre

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Help Us Create a Space Where Women Can Build Their Future Yes We Can Business Women Network is seeking donations of furniture to equip our Vocational Training Centre, where women will receive practical skills and entrepreneurship training designed to improve their employment and income-generating opportunities. We believe that a woman's learning environment matters. A well-equipped training room creates a professional, welcoming and dignified space where women can concentrate, participate, collaborate and develop the confidence they need to pursue new opportunities. Our vision is to create a training centre that is not only functional, but a place where women can say: “This is where I came to learn a skill—and where I began building my future.” We Are Seeking Donations Of: Training tables and desks Chairs for learners Trainer/instructor desks and chairs Storage cupboards and cabinets Shelving Lockable filing cabinets Reception furniture Meeting tables and chairs Whiteboards and noticeboards Bookshelves Computer desks Training room furniture Lounge/seating furniture for common areas Other suitable educational and office furniture New or good-quality pre-owned furniture is welcome.

Sustainable Development Goals

Quality Education

Quality Education

Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all

Reduced Inequalities

Reduced Inequalities

Reduce inequality within and among countries

No Poverty

No Poverty

End poverty in all its forms everywhere by ensuring that everyone has access to basic needs, social protection, and opportunities to build a secure and dignified life

Impact Metrics (Estimates)

4facilities

Education facilities to be improved

50learners

Learners to be supported


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