SOUTH AFRICA NATIONAL PEACE PROJECT (SANPP)- “YES WE CAN, UNITED WE STAND”
The SANPP was created as a tribute to Peace Icon Rohlihlanhla Nelson Mandela. Its objective is to build peace in communities through education, and by standing up against racism and violence. Since its launch in 2010 it has educated thousands of Teachers, Learners and Parents through its workshops and Peace art initiatives across South Africa. Winforce Training Academy (PTY) Ltd works in close association with the Non-profit organisation.
The relationship is two-fold:
The SANPP facilitates a Peacebuilding and Life Skills Workshop for all enrolled students, in order to adjust and mentally prepare them for the workplace. It further aims to build self-confidence and inner strength.
Second, it makes available a number of sponsorships for deserving candidates who cannot afford to pay for their training. Networking is done through churches and Kingfisher Radio, and social media, to identify candidates.
We believe this Workshop equips our students with the correct attitude which leads to gainful employment. Please see comments on this website from our training partners/roleplayers who play a critical role in the up-skill and employment of our students,
CURRENT CAMPAIGNS AND PROJECTS
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Your Content Goes HereEKHAYA AFTERCARE CENTRE
Ekhaya Aftercare Centre offers a safe place for the less fortunate children who do not have after-school parental care within the Seyisi area in Kwazakhele, Gqeberha to learn, play and receive a warm and comforting meal.
ISANDLA SIHLAMBA ESINYE (ISE) PROJECT
This project was started in the year 2021 where a relationship was established with the churches in Gqeberha where unemployed members of the congregation receive sponsorships for them to upskill and find gainful employment.Your Content Goes Here
Your Content Goes HereWOMEN EMPOWERMENT NATIOn (WEN)
The SANPP works closely with the WOMEN EMPOWERMENT NATION initiative which aims at equipping women in the Greenbushes region of Gqeberha, who are unemployed and often victims of Gender-Based Violence with the skills to generate income through sewing.
PROJECT CAPUCHIN HAVEN
CAPUCHIN HAVEN - Defending the defenselessCapuchin Haven is a Non-Profit Organization (Registration Number 2022/697208) and safe environment created for habituated, orphaned monkeys.
Destitute, domesticated monkeys who’s owners could no longer care for them due to financial, health or personal reasons became the catalyst for this initial intervention by animal lover and owner Pettie Pretorius in Centurion, Gauteng.
She fell in love with monkeys, in particular Capuchins, years ago, after adopting marmosets which were abandoned.
In time it became a fully fledged sanctuary and Haven, where fifty monkeys are currently cared for with love and dedication, purely for safety and survival reasons.
Capuchin Haven is also a Centre of Learning and support for new “monkey parents”. Information and knowledge is shared for the benefit of the monkeys.
The Haven prides itself in defending the defenseless, by providing a permanent home and environmental activities crucial to their emotional development.
Many of the monkeys are Capuchins – Weeper and Tufted – of the genus Cebus. They are considered the most intelligent among the New World Monkeys. The Capuchins are named for their “caps” of hair, which resemble the cowls of Capuchin monks, and have been used in many movies and television shows.
They share about 97% of their DNA with humans, and are omnivores.
There are no specific laws protecting these unique monkeys, which may be kept without permits in Gauteng.
Dedicated veterinarians work closely with Capuchin Haven, with the aim to ensure the natural needs of the monkeys are met as far as possible.
Capuchin Haven does not receive any government funding and are solely reliant on donations and volunteers to continue with this work.
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