Diepsloot, Johannesburg – May 9, 2025 — SayPro, a leading organization in skills development and community empowerment, has partnered with global consulting firm Accenture to deliver specialized Financial Management training to 1,500 individuals in Diepsloot, one of Johannesburg’s fastest-growing and underserved communities.
This partnership is a direct response to the economic challenges facing residents in Diepsloot, where unemployment, informal business activity, and limited access to financial literacy programs have contributed to cycles of poverty and financial instability. Through this initiative, SayPro and Accenture aim to provide residents with the skills, tools, and knowledge needed to make informed financial decisions, manage their money wisely, and plan for a better future.
Program Objectives and Curriculum
The Financial Management training program will cover:
- Budgeting for individuals and households
- Saving and debt management strategies
- Introduction to credit and responsible borrowing
- Financial goal setting and planning
- Managing finances for small and informal businesses
Training will be offered through a combination of online sessions and in-person workshops held in accessible community spaces within Diepsloot. SayPro’s team of certified trainers will ensure that the content is practical, relevant, and easy to understand for people of all literacy and education levels.
Impact and Empowerment in Diepsloot
“This program is about more than just teaching numbers — it’s about restoring dignity and giving people the ability to take control of their financial lives,” said a SayPro representative. “In Diepsloot, where opportunity can feel out of reach, we’re offering knowledge that empowers and transforms.”
Accenture’s involvement is part of its global Skills to Succeed initiative, which has already impacted millions of lives worldwide by delivering job-ready skills and economic empowerment tools. In South Africa, this initiative is aligned with national goals to reduce youth unemployment and support inclusive development.
“We’re proud to work alongside SayPro in Diepsloot,” said a spokesperson from Accenture South Africa. “Our goal is to create a lasting impact in communities that need it most, and financial literacy is a critical step toward that.”
Who Can Participate
The program is free of charge and open to unemployed youth, informal traders, community leaders, women, and anyone in Diepsloot seeking to improve their financial skills. Participants who complete the training will receive a certificate of completion, and may gain access to further support including mentorship, entrepreneurship resources, and employment pathways.
Registration and Contact Information
Interested individuals in Diepsloot can register for the program through SayPro’s website at www.saypro.world, or by contacting the local SayPro representative at +27 84 313 7407
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