—???? SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA)Partnership Report – May 2026Prepared by: Chief Development Officer, Neftaly CharityDate: 31 May 2026—???? Executive SummaryThe month of May 2026 marked a period of accelerated action and meaningful grassroots impact for the SAYPRO–DBSA partnership. Focused on deepening entrepreneurial education and financial access for underserved youth, May was defined by the activation of community-level programs, expansion into new localities, and measurable progress on enterprise creation.This report provides a comprehensive overview of the outcomes, milestones, and forward strategies that shaped our collective mission to empower the next generation of African entrepreneurs.—???? Key Program Highlights – May 2026Launched “Ignite the Hustle” Roadshow across 4 provincesDisbursed R3.1 million in microgrants to youth-led businessesTrained 612 young people through business development bootcampsHosted the first-ever Neftaly Investor Dialogue Forum in Cape TownPartnered with 6 local municipalities to establish Satellite Enterprise Desks—???? Impact Dashboard – May 2026Indicator Result AchievedYouth Entrepreneurs Trained 612Youth Businesses Funded 49Provinces Reached 5 (Gauteng, Western Cape, Limpopo, Free State, KZN)Women Participants 58% of total youth trainedJobs Created 137 new positions in microenterprisesMentor Engagements 71 one-on-one mentorship sessions—???? Featured Initiative: “Ignite the Hustle” Provincial RoadshowThis mobile program visited rural and peri-urban communities to deliver workshops, pitch clinics, and grant funding access. By meeting youth where they are, the initiative strengthened Neftaly’s grassroots presence and ensured inclusion of underrepresented entrepreneurs.> “Neftaly’s roadshow helped me believe in my business idea—and gave me a small grant to start it.”— Luthando, 25, Khayelitsha—???? Strategic Partnerships ActivatedIn collaboration with DBSA, Neftaly formalized or initiated partnerships with:SEDA (Small Enterprise Development Agency) – For technical support and legal registrationTVET Colleges in Limpopo & Free State – For enterprise curriculum and venue sharingPrivate Sector Sponsors – Including 2 FMCG brands interested in supplier development with youth enterprisesMunicipal LED Offices – For logistical support and co-hosting of youth business expos—???? Challenges & Responsive ActionsChallenge ResponseInconsistent internet access in rural areas Distributed printed training materials and offered offline video sessionsLow business literacy among new participants Increased entry-level workshops focused on basic finance and business structureHigh demand for funding Structured a second grant call in June, prioritizing impact-based ventures—???? Looking Ahead: June 2026Rollout of Neftaly Digital Skills for Entrepreneurs seriesExpansion of mentorship matching to 150 youthLaunch of the Youth Sustainability and Innovation ChallengeQuarterly Review Session with DBSA & provincial leadersPreparation for the Mid-Year Youth Impact Report—???? Closing RemarksMay 2026 demonstrated the power of local activation, strategic partnerships, and responsive programming. Neftaly, together with DBSA, is not only building businesses—we are helping young people reclaim their futures and lead sustainable change in their communities.As we enter mid-year, our focus is now on scaling what works, refining what needs support, and celebrating the young changemakers at the heart of this journey.—Prepared by:???? Chief Development Officer???? Neftaly Charity | Johannesburg, South Africa???? development@saypro.online???? www.saypro.online???? #NeftalyDBSA #YouthEnterprise #May2026 #NeftalyImpact #YouthInBusiness
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Neftaly Charity August 2026 SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA) PARTNERSHIP Report by Neftaly Chief Development
—???? SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA)Partnership Report – August 2026Prepared by: Chief Development Officer, Neftaly CharityDate: 31 August 2026—???? Executive SummaryAugust 2026 marked a month of consolidation, innovation, and forward momentum in the Neftaly–DBSA partnership. With core programs now fully operational in five provinces, the focus shifted to strengthening enterprise sustainability, deepening rural outreach, and enhancing mentorship ecosystems. The partnership has now entered a phase of long-term capacity building, bridging gaps between ideation and commercialization for youth-led enterprises.This report reflects the progress made, insights gathered, and key initiatives that shaped the month’s work.—???? Strategic Focus AreasStrengthening mentorship and technical support for youth entrepreneursExpanding access to financial tools through workshops and seed grantsRolling out community enterprise clinics in remote and rural areasEnhancing monitoring systems for data-driven decision-making—???? August 2026 Performance SnapshotIndicator ResultYouth Entrepreneurs Supported 520 (across all active provinces)Rural Enterprise Clinics Held 9 (Limpopo, Eastern Cape, North West)Seed Grants Disbursed R2.6 million across 31 youth-led startupsMentors Onboarded 21 new professionals added to the networkBusiness Survival Rate (6+ months) 82% of funded businesses remain operational—???? Highlight: Community Enterprise ClinicsIn partnership with DBSA, Neftaly launched mobile Community Enterprise Clinics designed to bring resources directly to underserved areas. These clinics provided:One-on-one mentorshipFinancial literacy and budgeting supportLegal and registration guidanceAccess to funding application portals> “For the first time, help came to us. I didn’t have to travel to a city to get support for my business idea.”— Mbali R., 23, Bushbuckridge—???? Program Strengthening InitiativesIntroduced a Digital Learning Series on business fundamentalsUpdated mentor/mentee engagement policies to encourage accountabilityPiloted peer-to-peer coaching circles in two provincesIntegrated impact dashboards to track business progress and youth participation in real-time—???? Equity and Inclusion Efforts57% of August program participants were young women38% came from rural or peri-urban communitiesIntroduced new content modules for entrepreneurs with disabilitiesBegan collaboration with DBSA to explore green enterprise training models for Q4—⚠️ Challenges and SolutionsChallenge MitigationDelayed follow-up with rural mentees Implemented a new SMS follow-up protocol for non-digital participantsYouth struggling with financial planning Partnered with microfinance experts for tailored workshopsOver-subscription to funding rounds Introduced waitlists and scheduled additional pitch opportunities—???? September 2026 OutlookLaunch the Women in Social Enterprise Masterclass SeriesExpand Digital Enterprise Portal to include investor matchmaking toolsPublish the Mid-Year Impact Brief for donors and stakeholdersHost a Provincial Showcase Event in KwaZulu-Natal featuring youth-led product demosBegin planning for the End-of-Year National Youth Enterprise Summit—???? ConclusionAugust confirmed that the Neftaly–DBSA partnership is not only meeting its immediate objectives but also laying the groundwork for long-term systemic change. Youth across the country are taking ownership of their economic futures, and through targeted support, training, and financial inclusion, we are helping to shift the developmental landscape—community by community.We thank DBSA for their continued commitment to youth empowerment, and we look forward to the milestones that await in the coming months.—Prepared by:???? Chief Development Officer???? Neftaly Charity | Johannesburg, South Africa???? development@saypro.online???? www.saypro.online???? #NeftalyDBSA #YouthEnterprise #August2026 #ImpactOnTheGround #EnterpriseInclusion
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Neftaly Charity September 2026 SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA) PARTNERSHIP Report by Neftaly Chief Development
—???? SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA)Partnership Report – September 2026Prepared by: Chief Development Officer, Neftaly CharityDate: 30 September 2026—???? Executive SummaryThe month of September 2026 marked a pivotal period in the Neftaly–DBSA partnership, with critical investments made into youth enterprise acceleration, community outreach, and the expansion of training initiatives across rural and peri-urban communities. Stronger alignment between public, private, and youth-led sectors has allowed Neftaly and DBSA to scale high-impact programs and solidify the framework for long-term sustainability.This report provides an overview of key developments, outcomes, and strategic steps undertaken throughout the month.—???? Key Objectives AdvancedExpand youth enterprise development hubs across underserved regionsEnhance youth access to capital and market exposurePromote inclusive, climate-conscious entrepreneurshipEstablish stronger feedback mechanisms and local partnerships—???? September 2026 Impact SummaryIndicator OutcomeYouth Trained 1,950 participants across 7 provincesStartups Supported 73 youth-led businesses received technical or financial supportSeed Funding Deployed R3.6 million disbursed to social and green venturesJobs Created 240+ new employment opportunities reportedYouth-Led Events 11 local showcases and learning exchanges—???? Highlight: Rural Youth Innovation Labs LaunchIn collaboration with DBSA, Neftaly launched three Rural Youth Innovation Labs in Eastern Cape, North West, and Mpumalanga. These labs provide:Co-working and incubation spacesAccess to startup kits and internet connectivityWorkshops on digital tools, eco-enterprise, and financial literacyA platform for community problem-solving and prototype testing> “These labs are more than spaces—they’re bridges to possibility.”— Nokuzola M., 21, Lab Participant, Umtata—???????? Capacity-Building and Mentorship150+ mentorship hours delivered through the Neftaly–DBSA Volunteer NetworkNew cohort of 45 enterprise mentors onboardedLaunched the Women in Youth Enterprise Bootcamp, training 300 young women in business strategy, resilience, and digital skills—???? Local Partnerships StrengthenedNeftaly signed cooperative agreements with:3 municipalities for joint programming and resource sharing2 rural universities to offer accredited entrepreneurship modules5 local NGOs to serve as youth mobilization and outreach partners—???? Feedback from the Field> “It’s not just about getting funded. Neftaly and DBSA helped me see myself as a builder of something real.”— Neo K., Founder, EcoFusion Brickworks> “Our youth now have opportunities in their own towns. That is progress.”— Cllr. Thabang Molefe, Rustenburg Municipality—???? Challenges and SolutionsChallenge ResponseInfrastructure delays in rural labs Mobilized local contractors and DBSA facility teams for expedited build-outsLimited digital access Partnered with mobile networks to sponsor data bundles and pop-up internet stationsYouth program fatigue in urban areas Introduced rotating micro-learning events and peer-led sessions to boost engagement—???? Looking Ahead – October 2026 PrioritiesHost the National Youth Enterprise Dialogue in PretoriaPilot the Green Business Challenge Fund for climate-resilient startupsExpand mobile training units into Northern Cape and KwaZulu-NatalPublish a September–October Impact Digest for public and partner circulationLaunch Neftaly Success Stories Series on social media and radio—???? ConclusionSeptember was a month of momentum. The Neftaly–DBSA partnership continues to deepen its roots in the communities we serve, creating tangible change and empowering youth not only to dream, but to build. Together, we are fostering a generation of capable, conscious entrepreneurs equipped to lead South Africa into a sustainable and inclusive future.—Prepared by:???? Chief Development Officer???? Neftaly Charity | Johannesburg, South Africa???? development@saypro.online???? www.saypro.online???? #NeftalyDBSA #YouthEmpowerment #EnterpriseForChange #September2026 #YouthBuildSA—
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Neftaly Charity October 2026 SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA) PARTNERSHIP Report by Neftaly Chief Development
???? SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA)Partnership Report – October 2026Prepared by: Chief Development Officer, Neftaly CharityDate: 31 October 2026—???? Executive SummaryOctober 2026 marked a significant turning point in the Neftaly–DBSA partnership as it entered its third operational quarter with expanded national reach, deepened community engagement, and stronger results. With an emphasis on scaling impact, this month saw the successful launch of Neftaly’s Youth Business Incubation Network, funding disbursements to scalable youth enterprises, and robust participation in the National Youth Enterprise Dialogue.This report highlights the activities, achievements, challenges, and planned developments shaping the trajectory of this high-impact collaboration.—???? Strategic Focus Areas This MonthScaling business incubation capacity through national and local partnershipsCatalyzing investment in high-potential youth-led enterprisesStrengthening policy dialogue through national events and municipal forumsSupporting female and rural entrepreneurs with tailored mentorship and tools—???? October 2026 Impact OverviewMetric OutcomeYouth Businesses Incubated 58 enrolled in the new incubator programSeed Funding Awarded R4.1 million distributed across 5 provincesJobs Created 360+ jobs through youth-led enterprisesDialogue Participants 850 attendees at the National Youth Enterprise DialogueMentors Engaged 47 professionals matched with entrepreneurs—???? Program Spotlight: National Youth Enterprise Dialogue 2026Hosted in Johannesburg in partnership with DBSA, the National Youth Enterprise Dialogue brought together youth entrepreneurs, government leaders, investors, and civil society to shape the future of youth-led development.Key outcomes:Drafted a National Youth Enterprise Framework ProposalIntroduced Neftaly’s Digital Business ToolkitFacilitated investor-pitching sessions for 20 youth-run enterprises> “This dialogue gave voice to young entrepreneurs on a national platform—we were not just heard, we were respected.”— Tshepo M., 25, participant from Northern Cape—????️ Youth Business Incubation NetworkLaunched in October, the Neftaly–DBSA Youth Business Incubation Network provides:Co-working space and business infrastructureIndustry-led coaching and group mentorshipAccess to markets and capitalLegal, branding, and accounting supportInitial hubs are operational in:Cape TownDurbanGqeberhaPretoriaPolokwane—???? Community Outreach and Gender InclusionRolled out the Women’s Enterprise Acceleration Series in 3 provincesHosted 12 community outreach sessions reaching 1,700 youthDistributed starter kits and data vouchers to participants in rural areasStrengthened partnerships with local NGOs and women’s advocacy groups—⚙️ Key Challenges and SolutionsChallenge ResponseOverwhelming demand for incubation slots Introduced hybrid digital–in-person intake model and waitlist rotationResource gaps in deep rural locations Deployed Neftaly’s Mobile Enterprise Units (MEUs) to reach remote youthLimited capital for social enterprises Partnered with private funders to co-invest in top-performing ventures—???? November 2026 PrioritiesLaunch the Neftaly–DBSA Green Innovation ChallengeHost local Showcase Markets for youth enterprises to sell products and pitch to investorsPublish the first Quarterly Youth Impact BulletinLaunch Neftaly Voices, a video series featuring youth entrepreneur journeysInitiate research for the Youth and Economic Resilience Report 2026—???? Closing ReflectionOctober was more than a month of programmatic success—it was a reminder of what’s possible when structural support meets youth ambition. The Neftaly–DBSA partnership continues to build not only businesses, but belief. With every community reached, every business funded, and every young person trained, we are shifting narratives and unlocking futures.Together, we are not just responding to South Africa’s challenges—we are building its next generation of solution-makers.—Prepared by:???? Chief Development Officer???? Neftaly Charity | Johannesburg, South Africa???? development@saypro.online???? www.saypro.online???? #NeftalyDBSA #YouthEnterprise #October2026 #YouthPowerSA #PartneringForImpact
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Neftaly Charity November 2026 SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA) PARTNERSHIP Report by Neftaly Chief Development
SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA)Partnership Report – November 2026Prepared by: Chief Development Officer, Neftaly CharityDate: 30 November 2026—???? Executive SummaryNovember 2026 marked a period of deepened engagement and program expansion within the Neftaly–DBSA partnership. As we enter the final stretch of the calendar year, Neftaly focused on reinforcing operational structures, preparing for 2027’s strategic rollout, and scaling up its Green Innovation and Social Enterprise programming. This month also saw strong momentum in enterprise growth, enhanced funding allocation, and broader regional inclusion—especially for youth in rural and underrepresented communities.This report outlines major achievements, impact highlights, and progress toward shared goals of inclusive, youth-driven economic transformation.—???? Key Achievements This MonthLaunched the Green Youth Enterprise Challenge 2026Supported over 100 youth-led ventures with financial and technical resourcesEstablished 3 new regional partnerships for business incubationPiloted the Neftaly Marketplace Platform for digital visibility of youth productsStrengthened M&E systems for improved impact tracking—???? November 2026 Impact MetricsMetric OutcomeYouth Trained in Green Innovation 870 participantsStartups Funded 42 youth-led venturesSeed Capital Distributed R3.9 million across five provincesFemale Founders Supported 54% of ventures funded were women-ledDigital Marketplace Signups 178 youth businesses registered—???? Highlight: Green Youth Enterprise Challenge 2026With DBSA’s strategic co-funding, Neftaly launched a national innovation competition for youth solving environmental and sustainability challenges. Top 10 winning projects focused on:Sustainable agriculture & agro-techEco-friendly packaging solutionsSolar-powered community servicesWaste-to-energy prototypesCircular fashion and textile reuse> “This challenge gave me confidence to pitch my eco-solution on a national platform. Now I have funding to scale.”— Anele D., 24, Founder, EcoHarvest Collective—???? Program Development & InnovationThis month, Neftaly focused on integrating new digital tools to support both delivery and reporting:Implemented an Impact Dashboard to track live metrics across regionsDeployed a mobile-friendly training app to reach remote learnersUpdated mentor matching system for improved youth-to-expert connections—???? Stakeholder Engagement & PartnershipsFormalized partnerships with:University of Venda (for business curriculum development)eThekwini Municipality (for incubation space and local support)GreenMatterZA (for mentorship in environmental enterprises)Held 3 regional stakeholder roundtables to align on 2027 vision and address community needs—???? Challenges & Mitigation StrategiesChallenge StrategyHigh attrition in remote training programs Introduced hybrid learning support and mobile tutor outreachDelayed fund disbursements Streamlined internal review processes with DBSA technical teamLimited investor engagement in rural markets Scheduled targeted investor tours for Q1 2027—???? December 2026 – Looking AheadHost the End-of-Year Impact Showcase & Gala featuring top youth businessesFinalize 2027 Strategic Plan with DBSA & external evaluatorsExpand the Neftaly Digital Marketplace and onboard first buyersLaunch “Founders in Focus” storytelling campaignPublish the Annual Impact Report 2026—???? ConclusionNovember has underscored the strength and agility of the Neftaly–DBSA partnership. Together, we are shaping not just a generation of entrepreneurs, but a generation of ethical, sustainable, and socially driven leaders. Through bold programming, thoughtful innovation, and community-rooted implementation, Neftaly and DBSA continue to unlock opportunity at the grassroots—where it matters most.With eyes on long-term transformation, we move confidently into the final month of the year, inspired by the journeys of the youth we serve.—Prepared by:???? Chief Development Officer???? Neftaly Charity | Johannesburg, South Africa???? development@saypro.online???? www.saypro.online???? #NeftalyDBSA #YouthInnovation #GreenEntrepreneurs #November2026 #ImpactWithPurpose
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Neftaly Charity January 2026 SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA) PARTNERSHIP Report by Neftaly Chief Development
—???? SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA)Partnership Report – January 2026Prepared by: Chief Development Officer, Neftaly CharityDate: 31 January 2026—???? Executive SummaryJanuary 2026 marks the official relaunch and strategic renewal of the SAYPRO–DBSA partnership. With a shared vision to drive inclusive youth development, economic participation, and entrepreneurial empowerment, this month focused on laying a strong operational and programmatic foundation for the year ahead. Planning, capacity building, and early-stage community mobilization activities defined our efforts during this critical opening period.—???? Key Achievements – January 2026Finalized 2026 Joint Implementation Plan between SAYPRO and DBSAConducted stakeholder alignment sessions with 12 provincial and local partnersLaunched recruitment for the Youth Enterprise Society (YES) 2026 CohortDeveloped evaluation framework and success indicators for impact trackingInitiated nationwide awareness campaign: #BuildWithYouth2026—???? January 2026 Program DashboardIndicator ResultYES Programme Applicants (Week 1–4) 1,421 applications receivedYouth Outreach Events 18 community info sessionsTraining Modules Developed 6 entrepreneurship-focused coursesMentors Registered 34 new professional mentors onboardedProvincial Readiness Workshops Held in 5 provinces—???? Strategic Focus: Foundations FirstThe partnership this month emphasized readiness, systems building, and outreach. With a commitment to impact-led growth, the team:Finalized program calendars, content, and facilitator guidelinesUpdated digital systems for onboarding, monitoring, and reportingTrained regional coordinators on youth engagement and enterprise support models> “The beginning of the year is about intent and infrastructure. We’re ensuring our programs are inclusive, accessible, and ready to serve.”— Neftaly Chief Development Officer—???? Partnership DevelopmentKey January 2026 outcomes on collaboration:Strengthened links with NYDA, TVET institutions, and municipal LED officesInitiated early talks with three private-sector partners for co-investment in youth-led enterprisesDBSA committed to co-hosting a National Youth Enterprise Summit in Q3 2026—⚠️ Challenges & Mitigation PlansChallenge Action TakenLimited awareness in rural communities Deployed mobile outreach teams and local ambassadorsDigital literacy gaps Developed offline-friendly training formatsDemand for training exceeding facilitator capacity Rolled out “train-the-trainer” sessions for volunteer educators—???? Outlook for February 2026Launch of YES 2026 Training Modules: “Business Basics” and “From Idea to Impact”Regional training bootcamps in Eastern Cape, KZN, and North WestFirst round of microgrant applications opensRollout of youth-led community projects under the Neftaly Changemakers FundMid-quarter review meeting with DBSA programme leads—???? Final RemarksJanuary 2026 has laid a strong foundation for a year of meaningful transformation. With support from DBSA and active engagement from public and private sector partners, Neftaly is equipped to scale opportunities for South African youth across all communities.We move forward with purpose, grounded in our mission to build sustainable, youth-driven development—one entrepreneur, one solution, and one community at a time.—Prepared by:???? Chief Development Officer???? Neftaly Charity | Johannesburg, South Africa???? development@saypro.online???? www.saypro.online???? #NeftalyDBSA #January2026 #YouthEnterprise #NeftalyYES2026 #PartnershipsForImpact
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Neftaly Charity February 2026 SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA) PARTNERSHIP Report by Neftaly Chief Development
???? SAYPRO – DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (DBSA)Partnership Report – February 2026Prepared by: Chief Development Officer, Neftaly CharityDate: 28 February 2026—???? Executive SummaryFebruary 2026 represented a foundational month in the early stages of the Neftaly–DBSA partnership. With a shared commitment to advancing youth development, enterprise creation, and socio-economic equity, both partners made significant strides in laying the groundwork for a nationwide empowerment initiative.This report captures the core planning outcomes, pilot developments, and initial engagements that set the tone for a transformative partnership aimed at building resilient, youth-led communities across South Africa.—???? Key Strategic Goals InitiatedDevelop a national Youth Empowerment FrameworkIdentify and prepare pilot implementation zonesDesign scalable entrepreneurship and social innovation curriculaBuild initial networks of mentors, facilitators, and stakeholders—???? Progress Overview – February 2026Activity OutcomeProvincial Consultations Held 4 (Gauteng, Limpopo, Free State, KwaZulu-Natal)Stakeholders Engaged 220+ across government, private sector, youth leadersProgram Model Drafted YES (Youth Enterprise Society) Framework completedCommunity Outreach Events 6 informal info sessions and youth focus groupsMedia Visibility 3 interviews, 1 press release, and 2 radio talk shows—????️ Program Design MilestonesFinalized training module prototypes on business basics, leadership, and innovationCreated outline for Neftaly Youth Incubation Model, focused on grassroots entrepreneurshipEstablished internal DBSA–Neftaly joint coordination committeeBegan development of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) framework to track long-term outcomes—???? Community Voice & Engagement> “It’s encouraging to see a partnership that’s serious about working with young people, not just talking about us.”— Ayanda M., 23, youth representative from Mpumalanga> “This collaboration will bridge the gap between big institutions and real community needs.”— Ms. T. Dlamini, municipal development officer, Free State—???? Challenges and Initial LearningsChallenge ResponseCommunity skepticism due to past project drop-offs Emphasized transparency and early involvement through public planning forumsLimited digital access in rural areas Developed hybrid delivery plans using local community centers and mobile facilitatorsNeed for context-specific programming Co-designed youth needs assessments with local NGOs and schools—???? Next Steps: March 2026 PrioritiesLaunch first youth pilot training sessions in Gauteng and KZNOnboard the first 10 youth business mentorsBegin youth enterprise profiling to identify early-stage entrepreneursHost a DBSA–Neftaly Partnership Briefing for national media and stakeholdersFinalize branding and communications toolkit for public engagement—???? A Note of GratitudeThis early-stage progress would not have been possible without the strategic guidance and active support of the DBSA leadership team. The Neftaly Charity network is energized by the momentum built in February and looks forward to turning groundwork into action in the coming months.Together, we are planting the seeds of long-term transformation—led by the youth, for the future of South Africa.—Prepared by:???? Chief Development Officer???? Neftaly Charity | Johannesburg, South Africa???? development@saypro.online???? www.saypro.online???? #NeftalyDBSA #YouthDevelopment #EnterpriseForChange #February2026 #YouthInAction