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BBF Safety Group<br />

BBF Safety Group is proud to have recently donated footwear to the<br />

students at Ray Mhlaba Skills Centre in Port Elizabeth. Ladies were<br />

provided with products from the Sisi Safety Footwear range, while<br />

Bova products were donated to the men.<br />

The Ray Mhlaba Skills Training Centre, an extension program of the<br />

EP Child & Youth Care Centre, offers skills training to vulnerable,<br />

underprivileged and displaced youth between the ages of 18-25. This<br />

includes those who come from children’s homes, have lost one or<br />

both parents, live in households with no formal income and/or come<br />

from child-headed households.<br />

The aim is to empower these young adults through skills and social<br />

development programs, thereby equipping them with the knowledge<br />

and ability to obtain formal employment or become entrepreneurs.<br />

On completion of the training, the centre also assists the youth with<br />

finding employment.<br />

A variety of SETA Accredited and Entrepreneurial Training Programs<br />

are offered to students, including Hospitality Studies, Bakery,<br />

Woodwork & Upholstery, Hairdressing, Early Childhood Development,<br />

Needlework & Crafts and HIV/AIDS & Palliative Care. In addition to<br />

these, all students are enrolled in a Personal Development Program.<br />

The centre is solely reliant on the support and generosity of corporate<br />

and private donors to continue their successful operation.<br />

“This is a huge cost saver, as the shoes form a vital part of the required<br />

safety standards uniform for our Hospitality Training Program<br />

students completing their NQF Level 4 in Professional Cookery<br />

qualification. We thank you again for making it possible for our<br />

students to have a complete professional workplace uniform, which<br />

will not only allow them to train professionally but prepare them for<br />

Recipients with Sabelani Hakula, Product Consultant for the Eastern Cape.<br />

formal employment within the Hospitality Industry”, said Caroline<br />

Ferreira, the centre’s Project Director.<br />

To date, in its 12th year of operation, the centre has successfully<br />

trained 1185 students across its vocational training programs, 82%<br />

of whom have gained formal employment or are earning a reliable<br />

income as entrepreneurs.<br />

“It brings us great pleasure to support the Ray Mhlaba Skills Centre<br />

in continuing their incredible work”, said Vanessa Ronald, BBF Senior<br />

Brand Manager.<br />

“BBF Safety Group is committed to having a positive impact on<br />

the communities in which we operate and contributing to the<br />

meaningful and impactful efforts of initiatives such as this. We wish<br />

all the students many successful steps in their new footwear as they<br />

complete their studies and enter into the professional world.”<br />

Sisi and Bova are two of the eight market-leading brands within the<br />

BBF Safety Group stable. BBF Safety Group is the largest manufacturer<br />

of safety footwear in Africa, operating out of four manufacturing<br />

plants in South Africa.<br />

For more information: www.bbfsafety.com.<br />

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