Turning dreams into action Campaign

I have a quick question…

Why is being employed important to us?

Maybe… it offers us financial security

Maybe… we prefer a steady stream of income to support our family 

Maybe… it gives us a sense of purpose

Maybe… it provides us with the means of offering our kid(s) a better future  

Maybe… having a job challenges us and motivates us to up-skill ourselves to build a career 

These are only a few reasons, but all of these are important and therefore the REASON I am appealing to you today.

Anneline has this desire, drive and dedication to further her career and work her way up into an office job from her current position as a cleaner/general assistant. She would like to further her studies, whilst still working full time, in the field of Office Administration & Management. But, juggling all her financial responsibilities and raising two young kids makes it very difficult for her to self-fund the course she’s interested in at the YWAM Skills4All Development Centre (www.skills4all.co.za) in Worcester, South Africa. The 1 year accredited part-time NQF course will offer her the opportunity to study part-time and after hours while still working full-time. 

Working alongside Anneline for the past few years made me aware of the need to value our colleague’s skills and strengths. To appreciate what we all have to offer in the workplace and help build each other's career and interests. Offering support where needed helps motivate us to realise, and reach our own potential. We all have to start somewhere, but sometimes our responsibilities outweigh our opportunities. 

Therefore this campaign was created, to help and assist Anneline in reaching her goal for 2024!

Please help Anneline to raise R14,000.00 to enroll for the 1 year accredited part-time NQF course in Office Administration!

Thank you for being the REASON that Anneline and her family may have a bigger and brighter future.

More about Anneline

Full name: Anneline Basson

Age: 41

Highest completed education: Grade 12/Matric 

Tertiary education: Basic Computer Training

Dependents: a Daughter (age 11) and a son (age 8)

Lives in: Worcester, Western Cape