What makes volunteering at FCD so special is that the impact is felt by volunteers and students alike. In fact all people interacting with us experience various levels of personal growth, fulfilment and blessing. Some of our volunteers recently shared some thoughts about their involvement with FCD. Sabrina Hiscock, Psychology Intern

We are encouraged to see how our students are reaping the rewards of the training opportunity provided to them. Micaela Miller, promoted to Supervisor at Milady’s Parow Michaela participated in the Jumpstart Programme at Milady’s after completing the Job Readiness and Office Basics training at the end of 2015. She

Ronel Williams and Honjiswa Ngcwangu have been employed at Klaradyn Retirement village. They recently  enjoyed a moment connecting with Frail Care trainer, Deli Nel as she visited the centre to evaluate current trainees  Shaandien Stephens and Nozizwe Mabaleka doing their job shadows at Klaradyn. Excellence during practical secured Honjiswa Ngcwangu’s employment at

This year started off with an incredibly blessed Bake for Profit course. Starting off with 6 learners in an unfamiliar and slightly smaller facility, the creativity of our trainer Anabela Beuke ensured that the programme was implemented in accordance with our regular high standards. We were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of the

     Ensuring that we are fully preparing our Office Basics learners for the workplace, we make an effort to give them as much practical exposure as possible to complement the pc skills, office practice and call centre training they are receiving. This ranges from handling inbound and outbound campaigns,

Congratulations to our learners for their success in the workplace

It’s been an eventful time in the Bake for Profit calendar as we “closed shop” in the NGK Durbanville kitchen to accommodate the church construction plans. Elaine shed a tear with Jacky as she thanked her for the generous support of the church over the past 5 years. We are

FCD seeks to create opportunities for people to live a meaningful life – firstly by equipping the unemployed with values, skills and attitudes to find meaningful work; then  by creating opportunities for them to gain valuable work experience through job shadows; and finally by connecting them to possible job opportunities