Help Technical Skills Youth Academy by Stationery and furniture for Youth

Springs, Gauteng

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As a skills development NPO we require furniture and stationery for our skills centre to accommodate young people who come to our centre seeking educational programs.

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Technical Skills Youth Academy

Community Development

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We help Community and youth by providing skills development and business skills.

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