What We Do
The Way Forward Model
Way Forward reaches 510 children through two approaches:
Three specific categories of children in our own projects, namely:
- Children living in child-headed households, approximately 10 percent of the children;
- Children living with relatives – (mostly grannies / aunts) headed households, approximately 60 percent of the children and;
- Children living with a primary caretaker that is terminally ill.
- 60 percent of the children and Children living with a primary caretaker that is terminally ill.
- The Programmes: – Way Forward delivers seek to contribute to the positive transformation of the whole child are sustainable and primarily focuses on the programmes mentioned below which are delivered through project sites called After School Centres (ASC). These programmes include:
Material support
Internet café
Health and Nutrition Support
Arts, Sports and Recreation
Education Support
Mandela Day
Heart beat Training & Mentoring
Entrerpreneur Program
Psychosocial Support
Moolah Technique (Financial Programme)
Training and mentoring program:
- Skills development and training
Short courses- business basics, life skill and other. Workshops – Multi- sector introduction and Motivational talks
- Access to technology
Community computer centre and Managed connectivity
- Mentorship
Online engagement with mentors. Scheduled workshops with leaders and mentors
This channel will be a controlled environment for social interaction, communication, teaching and learning through access to open educational: online homework assistants / online tutors and online business module. A social media platform will allow the youth network to engage with each other as well as staff at Way Forward and the pre-screened mentors, homework tutors and contributors.
Way Forward Strategic Training programmes
Our Impact
Way Forward delivers seek to contribute to the positive transformation of the whole child are sustainable and primarily focuses on the programmes mentioned below which are delivered through project sites called After
School Centres (ASC).
Food Parcels distributed monthly
Food Parcels distributed monthly
1256+/-
Psycho-social program since 2016
18720 Orphaned, Vulnerable children and youth benefited
Access to Education
528+ people trained since 2016