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Connected Learning Digital Skills Award Program is sponsored by Digitunity (in collaboration with Texas Rural Funders). This program offers grants for digital skills workshops in communities most affected by the digital divide. The workshops, designed for learners new to computer use, cover computer basics, email, and cybersecurity. Instructional materials are provided, along with a stipend. The program aims to enhance literacy, math, and digital skills through online learning tools.
Corporate Social Investments (CSI) - Capacity Development Programmes is a grant from the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) South Africa that funds skills development, entrepreneurship, and community capacity-building initiatives targeting youth, women, and marginalized South African communities. The program supports accredited training, sustainable community projects, financial literacy programs for SMMEs, and capacity-building for nonprofits and community-based organizations. Eligible applicants include registered nonprofit organizations, nonprofit companies with PBO status, and public institutions operating for more than 12 months with acceptable governance structures. Projects must target rural, semi-urban, and township areas and align with Sustainable Development Goals. Applications are open from April 1 to August 31 each year, with a 2026 deadline of August 31.
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