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Closing date was April 30, 2025; program is now closed for the 2025 cohort.
NPO Capacity Building Programme 2025 is sponsored by National Youth Development Agency (NYDA). This program invites youth-led NPOs in South Africa to submit proposals for a 10-month capacity-building program. It aims to strengthen organizations to design and initiate social impact projects.
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54 Maxwell Drive, Woodmead, 2191 Toll Free [0800 58 58 58] | Fraud Line [0800 733 477] NPO Capacity Building Programme 2025 Youth-led NPOs are hereby requested to submit proposals to form part of the National Youth Development Agency’s NPO Capacity Building Programme for 2025.
The National Youth Development Agency, through its flagship program, the National Youth Service Programme, will engage or enrol ninety (90) youth-led organizations across the nine provinces (10 organizations per province) into a capacity-building program for the period of ten (10) months.
Qualifying organizations will be taken through NYS norms and standards and provided with tools and templates during the induction period in provinces so that they are able to initiate and design social impact projects that promote social cohesion, nation-building, patriotism, active citizenship, and volunteerism.
NYSU will collaborate with other key stakeholders to strengthen the delivery of the program by addressing governance and compliance-related issues. Eligible organizations are invited to submit proposals in response to a Call for Proposals for NPO Capacity Building.
Organisations proposals should demonstrate how they will incorporate working and engaging youth in conflict with the law and reintegration services and youth living with disabilities focused on variety of areas including , but not limited to: Skills Development and Training.
Gender Equability (GBV Prevention and intervention programme); Poverty Alleviation Programme Health and Wellbeing (HIV/AIDS, Primary health care Programmes); Drug and substance abuse awareness; Youth in conflict with the Law, reintegration services Youth living with Disabilities; and 100% Youth Led Organisation; Organisation must be in operation between 0-3 years.
Members must be between the ages of 18 and 35 years; The organisation should be operating within the borders of South Africa; Focus and implement community and youth development programme. Previous organisations that participated in the programme will not be considered. ; Organisations that have been in existent for more than 3 years.
Politically affiliated groups. Pose reputational, fraud, non-performance or non-disclosure risks Persons in the service of state or are employed full-time Any organisation that is not 100% youth owned 3. Organisations should submit proposals using the below information as a template Problem to solve and solutions Beneficiaries of the programme Drug and substance abuse awareness 4.
Required documents (Submit in a ZIP File) NPO Registration Certificate; NPO Valid Tax Certificate (Pin Issued Certificate) NPO Bank Account (in the organization’s name) Treasury Central Supply Database Report 1x Testimonial /Trade reference letter for previous service offered 6 Months Certified ID Copies of Directors Proof of Address—One of the following is acceptable: 1. Taxes and Rates statement under the Organisation 2.
Letter of confirmation of Organisation address from the councillor/Tribal Authority. The closing date for submissions of this Call for application is 30th April 2025. Late submissions will not be accepted.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This is a capacity Building programme; submission of proposals does not guarantee funding or acceptance in the capacity-building program network. Proposals will be approved based on relevance, compliance, and a demonstration of capacity to deliver. Due to the high number of applications, we anticipate receiving, we will not be able to respond to all the applications Click here to start your online application
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 100% Youth Led Organizations in South Africa, in operation between 0-3 years, with members between 18 and 35 years old and South African citizens. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
NPO Capacity Building Programme 2025 is funded by National Youth Development Agency (NYDA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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