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Daily Activity Report

SCDR on SayPro Staff
SayPro Charity Daily Reporting Template
Update Report On Diepsloot Youth Project
Daily Activity Report (06-02-2025)
Project Name: Youth Mobilization
Location: Diepsloot, City of Johannesburg Municipality, Gauteng Province, South Africa
Reached 09 Beneficiaries and Clients
Reached 02 Male
Youth Reached 09
Female Youth Reached 07
Disabled Youth Reached 00
LGBTQI+ Youth Reached 00
Youth from the Diepsloot Township and Rural Area Regards
Ntshuxeko Shihangu
Front Desk Officer
Diepsloot Youth Project

07/02/2025
Daily Activity Report

SCDR on SayPro Staff
SayPro Charity Daily Reporting Template
Update Report On Diepsloot Youth Project
Daily Activity Report (05-02-2025)
Project Name: Youth Mobilization
Location: Diepsloot, City of Johannesburg Municipality, Gauteng Province, South Africa
Reached 01 Beneficiaries and Clients
Reached 00 Male
Youth Reached 01
Female Youth Reached 01
Disabled Youth Reached 00
LGBTQI+ Youth Reached 00
Youth from the Diepsloot Township and Rural Area Regards
Ntshuxeko Shihangu
Front Desk Officer
Diepsloot Youth Project

05/02/2025
SCDR on SayPro Staff
SayPro Charity Daily Reporting Template
Update Report On Diepsloot Youth Project
Daily Activity Report (05-02-2025)
Project Name: Daily Meals
Location: Diepsloot, City of Johannesburg Municipality, Gauteng Province, South Africa
Reached 02 Beneficiaries and Clients
Reached 01 Male
Youth Reached 01
Female Youth Reached 01
Disabled Youth Reached 00
LGBTQI+ Youth Reached 00
Youth from the Diepsloot Township and Rural Area Regards
Ntshuxeko Shihangu
Front Desk Officer
Diepsloot Youth Project

05/02/2025
Daily Activity Report

SCDR on SayPro Staff
SayPro Charity Daily Reporting Template
Update Report On Diepsloot Youth Project
Daily Activity Report (05-02-2025)
Project Name: Life Skills
Location: Diepsloot, City of Johannesburg Municipality, Gauteng Province, South Africa
Reached 02 Beneficiaries and Clients
Reached 01 Male
Youth Reached 01
Female Youth Reached 01
Disabled Youth Reached 00
LGBTQI+ Youth Reached 00
Youth from the Diepsloot Township and Rural Area Regards
Ntshuxeko Shihangu
Front Desk Officer
Diepsloot Youth Project

05/02/2025
Daily Activity Report

SCOR on SayPro Staff
SayPro Charity Daily Reporting Template
Update Report On Diepsloot Youth Project Daily Activity Report (04-02-2025)
Project Name: Daily Meals
Location: Diepsloot, City of Johannesburg Municipality, Gauteng Province, South Africa
Reached 06 Beneficiaries and Clients
Reached 00 Male
Youth Reached 06
Female Youth Reached 06
Disabled Youth Reached 00
LGBTQI+ Youth Reached 00
Youth from the Diepsloot Township and Rural Area Regards
Ntshuxeko Shihangu
Front Desk Officer
Diepsloot Youth Project

04/02/2025
Daily Activity Report

SCOR on SayPro Staff
SayPro Charity Daily Reporting Template
Update Report On Diepsloot Youth Project Daily Activity Report (04-02-2025)
Project Name: Life Skills
Location: Diepsloot, City of Johannesburg Municipality, Gauteng Province, South Africa
Reached 06 Beneficiaries and Clients
Reached 00 Male
Youth Reached 06
Female Youth Reached 06
Disabled Youth Reached 00
LGBTQI+ Youth Reached 00
Youth from the Diepsloot Township and Rural Area Regards
Ntshuxeko Shihangu
Front Desk Officer
Diepsloot Youth Project

04/02/2025
Daily Activity Report

SCOR on SayPro Staff
SayPro Charity Daily Reporting Template
Update Report On Diepsloot Youth Project Daily Activity Report (04-02-2025)
Project Name: Youth Mobilization
Location: Diepsloot, City of Johannesburg Municipality, Gauteng Province, South Africa
Reached 06 Beneficiaries and Clients
Reached 00 Male
Youth Reached 06
Female Youth Reached 06
Disabled Youth Reached 00
LGBTQI+ Youth Reached 00
Youth from the Diepsloot Township and Rural Area Regards
Ntshuxeko Shihangu
Front Desk Officer
Diepsloot Youth Project

04/02/2025

Risk Assessment and Mitigation Plan

Description

A risk assessment and mitigation plan are a process for identifying and evaluating potential risks, and then developing strategies to reduce or eliminate the impact

of those risks.

Risk assessment

Identify risks.
Evaluate the potential impact of the risk.
Prioritize risks.

Risk mitigation

Take actions to reduce the probability of risks occurring.
Develop combinations of mitigation strategies.

Example Risk Potential Impact on Project Success (Low/Medium/High) Probability of Occurrence (Low/Medium/High) Mitigation Plan Biomarker is not discovered High Low Cell lines become contaminated Medium Medium Thoroughly clean cell culture room. Go over sterile techniques with all persons using the cell culture room. Personnel turnover (co-PI and/or research scientist leaves) Low Low Unable to recruit participants High Medium Hire a GRA to manage the recruitment and retention of participants.

Use economic tools to identify the most cost-effective

Additional Risk mitigation examples

Planning and zoning.
Floodplain protection.
Property acquisition and relocation.
Public outreach projects.
Installing disaster warning systems.
Purchasing radio communications equipment.
Conducting emergency response train

Template [Copy and paste into your word document] Instructions:

Step 1: Brainstorm possible risks.

Step 2: For each risk, assign a High/Medium/Low value for both potential impact and probability of occurrence on the project.

Step 3: Develop a mitigation plan for each High/High, High/Medium and Medium/High risk. Consider developing mitigation plans for the Medium/Medium risks.

Risk Assessment and Mitigation Plan

Risk	Potential Impact on Project Success *(Low/Medium/High*)	Probability of Occurrence (*Low/Medium/High*)	Mitigation Plan (*For all H/H, H/M and M/H risks.* *Recommended for M/M* *risks.)*
Electrical accidents	Medium	High	To check cables if installed correctly.
Unsafe structure	low	High	Fix the upstairs container and conduct monthly safety checks.
Cybersecurity threats	high	High	Train employees on cybersecurity and which websites to avoid.
Slips or falls can occurs when the workplace. E.g when the floor is wet.	low	High	Insurance for injuries provided by the company.
Car/ taxi noise from outside	low	High	Build a structure which has a sound proof.

24/01/2025

Strategic Plan for Young Urban Women Empowerment Program
Program Name: Urban HerRise
Mission Statement: Empowering young urban women to achieve economic independence, advocate for their rights, and contribute to building equitable and sustainable communities.
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 Strategic Objectives  
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1. Economic Empowerment: Equip young women with the skills and resources to access decent work, start businesses, and achieve financial independence.
2. Advocacy and Rights Awareness: Educate young women about their rights, promote gender equality, and empower them to advocate for policies that address gender-based challenges in urban areas.
3. Health and Wellbeing: Enhance access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services and promote mental and physical wellbeing.
4. Leadership and Civic Engagement: Build leadership capacity to enable young women to influence decision-making processes in their communities and beyond.
5. Safe Spaces and Networking: Create safe and inclusive platforms where young women can connect, learn, and grow together. Core Components
6. Capacity-Building Workshops: Hands-on training in vocational skills, financial literacy, advocacy, and leadership.
7. Health and Wellness Programs: Awareness campaigns on SRH rights, mental health, and access to urban health services.
8. Advocacy Campaigns: Partner with civil society organizations to push for policies promoting gender equality and access to decent work for women.
9. Community Outreach: Engage communities to address harmful cultural practices and norms affecting young women.
10. Mentorship and Networking: Link participants with women leaders and professionals who can guide them in career and personal growth. 12-Month Calendar of Events Month Event/Activity Description January Program Launch & Orientation Official launch with keynote speeches, team-building activities, and an introduction to program objectives.
  February Gender Rights & Advocacy Workshop Educate participants about women’s rights, urban laws, and advocacy tools for change.
  March International Women’s Day Campaign Organize a public march, panel discussions, and awareness programs around women’s issues.
  April Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy Training Training on small business management, savings, and microfinance opportunities.
  May SRH Awareness Campaign Partner with health organizations to provide SRH education and services to participants.
  June Leadership and Public Speaking Workshop Build participants’ confidence to speak publicly and lead advocacy initiatives.
  July Urban Safety and Gender-Based Violence Workshop Address urban safety challenges, teach self-defense skills, and connect participants to support networks.
  August Vocational Skills Training Practical training in trades such as tailoring, baking, digital marketing, or coding.
  September Mentorship Month Match participants with mentors and organize networking sessions.
  October Community Engagement Day Collaborate with communities to address challenges such as access to water, sanitation, or healthcare.
  November Urban Women Advocacy Forum Participants engage policymakers and stakeholders to address challenges specific to urban women.
  December Annual Reflection and Awards Ceremony Celebrate achievements, recognize outstanding participants, and set goals for the next year. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Economic Impact: Percentage of participants employed or running businesses after the program.
- Policy Changes: Number of advocacy initiatives resulting in policy changes or increased access to urban services for women.
- Health Outcomes: Increase in awareness and usage of SRH services among participants.
- Engagement: Number of participants actively involved in community engagement and leadership roles.
- Network Growth: Number of partnerships formed with mentors, NGOs, and government agencies.
24/01/2025
Strategic Plan for the Youth Empowerment Program
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Program Name:     EmpowerNEXT  
Mission Statement:     Empowering young people with skills, knowledge, and opportunities to build a sustainable future for themselves and their communities.  



   Key Objectives    
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1. Capacity Building: Equip youths with employable skills, leadership qualities, and entrepreneurship abilities.
2. Community Engagement: Foster social responsibility and active participation in community development.
3. Networking Opportunities: Create a platform for young people to connect with industry professionals, mentors, and peers.
4. Mental and Physical Wellbeing: Support holistic development through mental health awareness and recreational activities. Core Components
5. Training Workshops: Sessions on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and digital skills.
6. Community Service Projects: Monthly activities that contribute to the local community.
7. Career Guidance: Quarterly mentorship programs with industry leaders.
8. Cultural and Sports Events: Celebrating cultural diversity and promoting health through sports.
9. Annual Conference: A flagship event to showcase achievements and network. 12 Month Calendar of Events Month Event/Activity Description January Program Launch & Orientation Official inauguration and introduction to the program.
  February Financial Literacy Workshop Training on budgeting, saving, and investment basics.
  March Community Clean Up Day Mobilize youths for a local environment cleanup project.
  April Digital Skills Training Sessions on basic coding, graphic design, and digital marketing.
  May Career Mentorship Week Pair participants with mentors from various industries for career guidance.
  June Sports and Wellness Day Organize sports tournaments and mental health awareness sessions.
  July Entrepreneurship Bootcamp Intensive workshop on creating and managing small businesses.
  August Cultural Day Celebration Showcase cultural diversity through performances and exhibitions.
  September Back to School Initiative Provide school supplies to underprivileged children in the community.
  October Leadership Development Workshop Build leadership and public speaking skills.
  November Community Service Project Implement a meaningful project (e.g., planting trees or assisting a local NGO).
  December Annual Youth Empowerment Conference & Awards Night Highlight program successes, give awards, and set goals for the next year.
24/01/2025