Blue Ocean Africa uplifts and empowers unemployed youth, people with disabilities, women in rural areas, and entrepreneurs by providing tailored coaching, teaching, and skill development programs and other social development programs. Through collaborative efforts and innovative approaches, we aim to bridge gaps, foster self-reliance, and inspire sustainable growth in South Africa’s diverse communities<\/p>\n
Country of Operation: South Africa<\/p>\n
Years in Operation: less than 1 year<\/p>\n
Registration Details:\u00a0 2024 \/ 589037 \/ 08<\/p>\n
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Online Platforms: http:\/\/www.sites.google.com\/view\/blueoceanafrica\/home<\/p>\n
Cause Highlights<\/p>\n
The BOA Financial Literacy for Teens Program, addressing South Africa\u2019s urgent financial literacy crisis. Only
\n42% of South African adults possess basic financial understanding. This makes it critical to
\nequip young people, for the age of 12, with the essential financial management skills. Our
\nprogram empowers youth with the knowledge and tools to foster economic resilience,
\nimprove financial decision-making, and uplift community economic stability.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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