Unique Projects. “Empower unemployed mothers through Enterprise Development so that they can become financially and socially independent” -Tracey Chambers,

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Unique Projects

“Empower unemployed mothers through Enterprise Development so that they can become financially and socially independent” -Tracey Chambers, CEO

MFA is a joint project by TCB and TBPP

Winners of The Power of Small: Entrepreneurs Strengthening Local Economies (SAP)

MFA catalyses franchise opportunities to empower self- employed, low-income individuals to build viable micro franchise business solutions and drive growth in SMME Sector

Unique Projects

“To build an extensive network of Save-It outlets throughout the country creating a trusted national brand offering quality, affordability and convenience.”

Refurbishing, equipping and rebranding selected Spaza shops as Save-It stores The Save it Model

Building an extensive network of Save-It stores The Save it Model

Equipping Save-It stores to sell basic foodstuffs The Save it Model

Providing access to a supply chain which gives Spaza Shops a competitive pricing advantage. The Save it Model

Empowering and enabling Save-It Spazas through training, merchandising, motivating, and offering delivery services The Save it Model

Actively engaging in development work in the communities within which Save-It stores operates through a non profit company which owns 30% of the shares in Save-It. This builds a strong community presence and credibility. The Save it Model

Unique Projects

“To provide a community owned and based workplace skills development training centres and provides sustainable job creation for the locally unemployed youth.”

South Africa’s first retail and social entrepreneurial business incubator and training centre. Bloekombos Project

The centre will train aspiring entrepreneurs in the retail food business bringing much needed business expertise and experience to the semi skilled and unemployed youth of the area. Bloekombos Project