Help Awaken Yavuka Imbokodo with 200 volunteers for creating awareness on social media for Children & youth
173 volunteers still needed
location
Online
category
Organisational Capacity & Partnerships
sub-category
Marketing, comms & fundraising support
duration
less than an hour
participants
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Help Awaken Yavuka Imbokodo with 200 volunteers for creating awareness on social media for Children & youth
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🌱 HELP US GROW OUR IMPACT 🌱 Awaken Yavuka Imbokodo is on a mission to empower young minds through education, creativity, and safe spaces — and we need YOU to help us reach more people 💛 We are looking for passionate volunteers to support us by: ✅ Following our social media pages ✅ Liking and sharing our posts ✅ Inviting friends and family to join our platforms ✅ Helping us spread awareness about our programs This may seem small, but it helps us reach donors, partners, and more learners who need support. 📲 Get involved today: -Follow our pages -Like & share our latest posts -Tag 3 friends who believe in youth empowerment -Together, we can amplify voices and create real change 🙌 #AwakenYavukaImbokodo #CommunityImpact #YouthEmpowerment #VolunteerWithUs
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