Help Johannesburg Dream Center NPC by donating strong, durable chairs for our training and empowerment centre
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Economic Inclusion & Jobs
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Employability & work-readiness training
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Help Johannesburg Dream Center NPC by donating strong, durable chairs for our training and empowerment centre
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Every week, Johannesburg Dream Center welcomes community members into our offices for sewing classes, job-readiness programmes, computer literacy training, business development and other empowerment programmes. The problem is simple but very real: our chairs are constantly breaking. With so many people using our training spaces every day, the chairs we currently have are simply not strong enough for the amount of use they receive. We are looking for strong, sturdy and durable chairs that can withstand regular daily use and help us create a safe, comfortable and professional learning environment for our beneficiaries. We would be incredibly grateful for donations of new or good-quality second-hand chairs that are strong, stable and in working condition. Whether your company is replacing office or training-room furniture, has surplus chairs available, or would like to sponsor new chairs, your support would make an immediate difference. A chair may seem like a small thing — but when someone is sitting in our centre learning a new skill, preparing for employment or working towards a better future, having a safe and comfortable place to sit really matters. What we need: Strong training or office chairs Chairs suitable for frequent daily use New or good-quality second-hand chairs Chairs must be stable, safe and in good working condition Help us create a space where people can learn, grow and build a better future.
Sustainable Development Goals
Decent Work and Economic Growth
Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all
Quality Education
Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all
Impact Metrics (Estimates)
Education facilities to be improved
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