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Our programmes

Learning that moves with the community

Five connected areas bring practical development, confidence and shared opportunity into one community-led platform.

Programme portfolio

Skills for work, life and community

The sections below are based on Ekhaya’s supplied programme banner. Details marked for confirmation can be updated when programme schedules and delivery arrangements are approved.

African women developing practical repair skills in a workshop
01

Skills Exchange

A community-led space for sharing practical knowledge, experience and confidence across generations.

Activities may include peer learning, demonstrations, mentoring and hands-on workshops. Specific schedules and eligibility are awaiting confirmation.

Intended beneficiaries
Young people, women and community members seeking practical development.
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African women collaborating during a professional business workshop
02

Business & Entrepreneurship

Supporting people to turn ideas and skills into sustainable livelihoods and community-minded enterprise.

The programme focuses on business confidence, collaborative learning and access to practical guidance. Delivery details are awaiting confirmation.

Intended beneficiaries
Emerging entrepreneurs and community-based business owners.
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Black women in a supportive community conversation
03

Health & Wellbeing

Encouraging informed, connected communities through wellbeing awareness and supportive learning.

Programme material indicates a focus on health promotion and wellbeing. Specific activities and referral arrangements will be confirmed by the organisation.

Intended beneficiaries
Women, young people, families and wider community networks.
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Zimbabwe Young Achievers Awards banner listing arts and music categories
04

Creative Arts & Culture

Creating opportunities for culture, creativity and talent to be explored, shared and recognised.

The Young Achievers Awards include arts and music among their recognition categories. Wider programme information is awaiting confirmation.

Intended beneficiaries
Young creatives, performers, makers and cultural contributors.
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African women using a laptop together during a learning session
05

Sustaining Our Environment

Building awareness of environmental responsibility and the skills needed for stronger future communities.

This programme area is named in Ekhaya’s supplied material. Its current projects, locations and participation route are awaiting confirmation.

Intended beneficiaries
Young people, community groups and prospective local partners.
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Stand with Ekhaya

Have a skill to share—or one you want to build?

Tell the Ekhaya team what you can contribute, what you want to learn, or where a programme could make a difference.