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Proven Hope Foundation gives hope

Klarinet Community Development Centre takes the youth off the streets

Proven Hope Foundation is trying its best to improve the lives of some young people.

The organization has embarked on a program to train young people to be waiters for free.

Youth from around eMalahleni were trained in theory at Klarinet Community Development Centre in Extension 6.

“They did their hands-on training at Eden Park Old Age Home in Klipfontein. After weeks of hands-on training, their services were needed at Indlela Lodge. They will also need their table waiting skills taught,” said Mr. Given Mabena, their teacher.

Mr. Mabena is a qualified chef and tourism consultant.

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