Masana 
Empowerment Services
Sustainable rural and township communities – assisting communities and small businesses to be self-sustaining and economically independent.
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To support youth and communities to improve health,literacy, and education.
Youth
To capacitate youth and communities to acquire education and entrepreneurial skills.
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To capacitate communities to provide safe environments for individuals and households.
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MASANA Empowerment services 

Key stakeholders (government, labour &business) in South Africa agrees that inequality, poverty and unemployment are interdependent socio economic phenomena that requires serious attention.

Masana promote socio-economic development by providing social services to the community and devising ways of raising funds and donations to support social needs.

Hand-holding – providing support and guidance to improve the quality of life through tools such as capacity building , training and life skills.

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Masana has over the years has built strategic partnerships with key stakeholders at National, provincial, district and community level.
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Masana has a well-established team to support the programme in all provinces.
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Masana 
Masana is a Non Profit Company (NPC), a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) and and therefore has a board of directors who are also members of the company. The directors set the strategy for the organisation and approve allocation of funds towards projects in order to pursue the strategy.

⦁ Successful implementation of community – based programme that had positive impact at different levels (individual, family, community, and environment/policy.) Some of these programmes includes but not limited to children’s programme that was co- founded and used child – participation approach, Youth programmes focused on economic empowerment (Entrepreneurial skills, linkage to bursary and scholarship and employment opportunities) and SMMES development package and training.
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