Hot Cares assists Tshepo Community Development

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Tshepo Community Development Initiative was founded in 2007 as a response to the growing number of homeless and unemployed people in the North-Western suburbs of Johannesburg. Tshepo was born out of a necessity to address the escalating numbers of homeless and unemployed individuals in Johannesburg. Through programs like the afterschool education centre and job creation initiatives, Tshepo empowers vulnerable communities by equipping them with skills and resources to improve their lives.
Currently, Tshepo Community Development has a 10m x 10m space available, which they intend to utilize for job creation. To facilitate this endeavour, they seek to erect a 10m x 10m Wendy house structure, doubling as a shop space where their members can gain valuable job skills through employment opportunities.
This is how Hot Cares and The Dis-Chem Foundation are getting involved.
25 Mar 2024 English South Africa Non-Profit · Non-Profit

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