Help Youth with a mission East London by donating computers, music instruments sewing machines for children and youth development.

East London, Eastern Cape

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We will truly appreciate donation of computer/laptop, guitar, keyboard, sewing machine towards our vocational skill development.

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Youth with a mission East London

Babies, Children & Youth

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We help young people by providing skill development champion to create change.

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