Help SAYes Mentoring with 6 volunteers for SOS Children's Villages, Thornton

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Help SAYes Mentoring with 6 volunteers for SOS Children's Villages, Thornton

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Children & Youth

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Mentoring & coaching (youth)

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Help SAYes Mentoring with 6 volunteers for SOS Children's Villages, Thornton

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SAYes identifies under-served populations that are objectively not receiving the support they need. We design evidence-based content for these groups and/or partner with other programmes that are doing the same. Then we train and support volunteer mentors to improve the impact of the programmes. This strategy ensures that we reach the most vulnerable and neglected groups, and that we direct the time of the volunteers to the most pressing social problems in their communities. We have opportunities for ten mentors at Girls & Boys Town Child and Youth Care Centre in Macassar and Kenilworth, Cape Town.

Sustainable Development Goals

Quality Education

Quality Education

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


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