Creating the Culture of Inclusiveness

Rise Africa Care Foundation was born in 2018 (officially
registered 2020) after a long-time realization of
the lack of information and capacity building of ICT skills in
many marginalized communities. There is
a lack of information regarding the newer type of job roles
that technology presented. This led to
inactive society on the economic participation and low
morale among communities. This
exacerbated other social ills and the general mind-set
amongst these communities were that menial
jobs were the only way to go in order to earn a basic
income. Rise Africa Care Foundation saw this
huge skills gap as an opportunity to assist communities
with accredited ICT programs that will allow
them to be recognized by the job sector for various roles.
The first Community Knowledge Centers
(CKC) is set up in Mpumalanga province Mashishing
Thusong services center as a result, we saw
scores of individuals being equipped with 21st Century
skills needed to thrive in the digital space.
Rise Africa Care Foundation then further developed the
model to promote the rapid expansion of
the CKC model by occupying the youth hub and service
youth, municipal employees and
communities. The newer model promoted the leveraging of
existing organizations that understood
the dynamics and needs of their respective communities.

we are creating a culture of reading and innovative approach to our day to day life style using science technology engineering arts and mathematics to improve our lives

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