Help Ivatha Aftercare and Homework Services by Sponsorship for Students

 Lotus Gardens, Gauteng

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Organisational Capacity & Partnerships

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Legal & compliance support

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Help Ivatha Aftercare and Homework Services by Sponsorship for Students

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Ivatha Aftercare and Homework Services is seeking sponsorship for accredited First Aid Level 1 training for two staff members and Fire Safety/Basic Firefighting training for two staff members. As an organisation working directly with children, we want to ensure that trained team members are available to respond appropriately and confidently should a medical emergency, injury, fire or evacuation situation occur at our centre. This sponsorship will strengthen more than our compliance—it will strengthen the safety and preparedness of the environment in which our learners are supported every day. By investing in this training, a corporate partner or accredited training provider will help Ivatha build lasting internal capacity to protect our learners, improve emergency readiness and maintain responsible safety practices as our programmes continue to grow.

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