A survey conducted by the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation in 2019 found that only 16% of South Africans aged 18-24 voted in the 2019 national elections. This is significantly lower than the overall voter turnout of 65.99%.

According to a study conducted by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor in 2020, only 10% of South Africans aged 18-24 were engaged in entrepreneurial activity. This is significantly lower than the global average of 14%. Furthermore, the study revealed that South Africa had the lowest rate of entrepreneurial activity among all countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

A study conducted by the South African Institute of Race Relations in 2020 found that only 27% of South Africans believed that young people have the necessary leadership skills to take the country forward. Furthermore, the study found that only 29% of South Africans believed that young people were adequately represented in leadership positions.

Our entrepreneurship development programs provide a comprehensive approach to help young individuals turn their business ideas into a reality. Our program consists of entrepreneurial workshops and training sessions that cover various topics, catering to high school students, out of school youth, and young adults. We also offer incubation and mentorship programs that allow young entrepreneurs to connect with successful business leaders and industry experts.

We are dedicated to developing young leaders in schools and tertiary institutions, specifically prefects and SRC leaders. Our leadership development programs provide various opportunities, such as leadership workshops and training sessions, mentorship programs connecting young leaders with experienced professionals and community leaders, and service learning experiences that allow them to apply their leadership skills in practical settings. Additionally, we offer networking opportunities for young leaders to connect with potential employers and collaborators, helping them to build their professional networks.