Building entrepreneurial mindsets, vocational skills and practical business experience — creating real economic opportunity for youth in Diepsloot.
Khensani's Collection introduces entrepreneurship as a practical pathway to economic participation. The programme develops entrepreneurial mindset, innovation, opportunity identification and real business skills — with learners undertaking hands-on business projects using donated goods as enterprise-learning and fundraising resources.
The approach links enterprise activity with education, self-reliance and opportunity creation — helping young people see themselves as future contributors to their communities and the broader economy.
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Innovation, opportunity identification and creative problem-solving
Sales & Marketing
How to promote a product or service and attract customers
Financial Literacy
Budgeting, saving, funding and basic money management
Business Planning
Turning ideas into structured, viable business plans
Practical Business Projects
Hands-on experience using donated goods as enterprise resources
Self-Reliance
Building economic independence and confidence to create opportunity
Our practical skills initiative for women and youth in Diepsloot has included:
In collaboration with Rotary Club of Morningside and Yes We Can Business Women Network.
In partnership with Yes We Can Business Women Network, we support pregnant teenagers and underprivileged women with antenatal education, food support through our eco-gardens, and entrepreneurship training — including a jumble sale initiative to create practical income-generation opportunities.
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Vocational programme graduates in 2026
6 vocational skills areas offered in partnership with Rotary and Yes We Can.
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