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Youth Development

FutureLife-Now! Programme (2019-2022)

Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) Programme

Bright Futures (2013-2014)

ReadytoWork Programme (2016)

Learn to Earn (2014-2016)

Safeguard Young People SYP (2014)

Reducing HIV in Adolescents (RHIVA) (2009-2016)

Keeping Girls in School (KGS) (2013-2019)

Prevent Violence in Schools. Learners take Action (2015)

Speak Out against Violence and Abuse (2011-12)

Frontiers of Resistance — championing children’s rights across ESA (2017-19)

Latest News

  • Terms of Reference | External Audit Service
  • FutureLife-Now! in South Africa Introduces Learners to Health and Climate Change – Two Important Programme Themes | Read More in the Latest Edition of FutureLife-Now! News
  • South African schools embark on the FutureLife-Now! adventure | FutureLife-Now! introduces learners to health and climate change, two important programme themes
  • Militating against sexual and gender-based violence | FutureLife-Now! organises GBV awareness open days
  • Igniting a movement of Ubuntu-inspired leadership | FutureLife-Now! conducts Ubuntu leadership training in 35 districts in Zimbabwe
  • Embracing Ubuntu | Ubuntu training-of-trainers for Zambia

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