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Every child has the innate desire to be a part of something bigger. Diepsloot Youth Project’s aim is to provide an equal footing for all kids, across all socio-economic backgrounds, who want to join us and feel involved in something bigger. Out of the 160 registered children, we have seen quite a few walk away proudly holding their membership slip in their hands.
Our youth project connects youth from diverse backgrounds to form a cohesive unit that works towards achieving the same goal – making a positive difference in the lives of underprivileged children and youth. Youth from all walks of life are invited to participate in our various programs, led by dedicated volunteers who share their time and resources for the greater good.
It’s always been difficult for youth to find a job, but it’s especially hard when you have no experience and also live in a place like Diepsloot. That’s why Youth Project Diepsloot came into existence. Through various workshops and programs, they help youth gain relevant skills so that they can easily assimilate in the workforce. The project is run by volunteers who are determined to make a difference in the lives of those living in the area.
Project actions include providing job training, on-the-job-training, CV/resume writing, interview skills, and clothes hounding. The idea is to equip youth with all the necessary tools so that they stand out in any crowd and land their dream job as soon as possible.
The youth of Diepsloot have a new resource to turn to when they need help. The Diepsloot Youth Project is a non-profit organization that aims to enrich the lives of children and adolescents in the area through education, mentoring, and fun activities.
DYP has programs for both school-aged children and those interested in pursuing a college education. Whether you’re looking for tutoring or want to join the Young Leaders Program, DYP has you covered!
Kids, who love to play and learn all in one place? Diepsloot Youth Project is the place for you. This kid-friendly space offers exciting programs that will keep you coming back for more.
The Diepsloot Youth Project is a nonprofit organization based out of Johannesburg, South Africa that aims to provide young people with an environment that encourages creativity and innovation. The youth project hosts classes in art, music, and sport that involve participants of all ages and abilities. Classes are designed to be fun and engaging so that participants can leave feeling confident and excited about trying new things.
Join us at the Diepsloot Youth Project!
Youth unemployment is a huge issue in South Africa. The Diepsloot Youth Project wants to change that by bringing young people together to create businesses, grow their skills, and get employed.
DYP provides young people with the resources they need to succeed. They offer financial literacy classes, access to mentoring, and business coaching. The project also runs youth employment initiatives that provide young people with on-the-job training and opportunities for sustainable employment.
By participating in DYP’s programs, you’re helping to create a more prosperous future for yourself – and South Africa as a whole.
SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT CONTRIBUTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA
The use of DCs in South Africa can be traced back to the 1930s. However, municipalities in SA have applied DCs inconsistently and have often not followed the guiding principles described above. This dynamic has resulted in both a severe under-collection of funds by municipalities and resistance and frustration by the real estate developer community. Whilst the national Spatial Planning and Land-use Management Act (2013) makes specific provision for the use of DCs by local authorities, it does not specify how the DCs should be calculated and it contains several definitions that are inconsistent with other relevant legislation. As a result, in 2017, the South Africa National Treasury initiated several legislative changes and prepared draft guidelines for the standardization, development and implementation of such charges at a local level.
Although these legislative and policy amendments are still being finalised, several municipalities, such as the City of Johannesburg, have begun implementing DCs policies that attempt to be in line with these pending legal changes and guidelines.
A review of the Diepsloot case shows how DCs have been used in this fluid legislative environment to successfully fund infrastructure development that benefits a wider geographic area. This case review also highlights implementation challenges and how these were, or could be, overcome.
SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project Diepsloot East Residential Development – section to the south of the wetland
In order to service the southern section of the proposed development it will be necessary to construct the reservoir with a DN325 connection to the existing DN600 pipe line. A secondary connection to the Dainfern bulk pipe line (to be constructed within the next 2 years) is proposed to establish a ring feed to the existing DN 600 Diepsloot bulk pipe line.
SayPro Diepsloot Youth Project THE RATIONALE FOR USING DEVELOPMENT CONTRIBUTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA OUTCOME
Development Contributions (also known in some countries as Impact Fees) are a one-time payment by a landowner to a municipality to recover either the estimated or actual costs of external infrastructure required to service the development. Development Contributions (DCs) are calculated on a pro-rata basis, in terms of how much of the external infrastructure1Â a new greenfield or brownfield development uses. In South Africa, DCs are triggered by a development application that results in the intensification of the use of land and the additional need for bulk infrastructure.