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Youth Month campaign empowers young people in Endumeni

NACWO's Youth Month activities encouraged youth development and showcased local talent in Endumeni.

In celebration of Youth Month, NACWO (National Association of Car Wash Operators) hosted a series of activities aimed at promoting youth development, community engagement and positive participation among young people in Endumeni.

As part of the initiative, volunteers conducted a Youth Day awareness campaign at various car wash sites across the area. Wearing branded T-shirts, they engaged with young people and community members, highlighting the importance of personal development, active citizenship and community involvement.

Andrew Kaas of NACWO also partnered with the local community to host a Youth Talent Show, providing aspiring performers with an opportunity to showcase their talents in front of family, friends and supporters.

The event highlighted the creativity, skills and potential of local youth, while encouraging them to pursue their interests and participate in positive community activities.

Andrew Kaas s said the programme formed part of ongoing efforts to empower young people and create opportunities for personal growth and self-expression.

Talent show showcases creativity and potential

NACWO extended its appreciation to sponsors whose support contributed to the success of the initiative, including Dare Solutions, IBAMBA Accounting Tax Advisory and Infraconsult Engineering.

The organisation said the sponsorships helped create meaningful opportunities for young people while strengthening community development during Youth Month.

NACWO added that it remains committed to empowering and inspiring the youth of Endumeni through programmes that promote confidence, leadership and community involvement.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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