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  • Neftaly helps SACAP interns develop trauma-informed youth mentorship programmes

    Neftaly helps SACAP interns develop trauma-informed youth mentorship programmes

  • Neftaly empowers SACAP interns to facilitate inclusive community wellness sessions

    Neftaly empowers SACAP interns to facilitate inclusive community wellness sessions

  • Neftaly guides SACAP interns in trauma-sensitive data collection techniques

    Neftaly guides SACAP interns in trauma-sensitive data collection techniques

    Neftaly Guides SACAP Interns in Trauma-Sensitive Data Collection Techniques

    In a powerful step toward ethically responsible research and community engagement, Neftaly recently conducted a specialized training session for SACAP (South African College of Applied Psychology) interns. The session focused on trauma-sensitive data collection techniques, equipping future professionals with the skills and awareness needed to conduct interviews and gather data in ways that prioritize the emotional and psychological safety of participants.

    The training covered:

    • Recognizing signs of trauma during data collection
    • Using empathetic communication and active listening
    • Creating safe spaces for vulnerable populations
    • Navigating consent and confidentiality with sensitivity
    • Avoiding retraumatization in research methods

    Neftaly’s guidance aligns with global best practices in trauma-informed care and is essential for work in high-stress environments or when engaging communities affected by poverty, violence, or displacement.

    By working closely with SACAP, Neftaly continues to champion ethical research standards and youth empowerment, preparing interns to become socially conscious professionals ready to make a real difference.

  • Neftaly trains SACAP interns in managing trauma-informed care coordination

    Neftaly trains SACAP interns in managing trauma-informed care coordination

  • Neftaly supports SACAP interns in documenting reflective healing practices

    Neftaly supports SACAP interns in documenting reflective healing practices

    Neftaly Supports SACAP Interns in Documenting Reflective Healing Practices

    Neftaly is proud to support interns from the South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP) as they engage in meaningful community work and develop their professional skills. Through our partnership, interns are given the opportunity to explore and document reflective healing practices—a vital process in psychological support and personal development.

    By working closely with Neftaly’s community programs, SACAP interns gain hands-on experience in facilitating healing spaces, capturing individual and collective journeys, and reflecting critically on the practices that foster resilience, growth, and transformation. Their documentation efforts not only support their academic and professional development but also contribute to building a repository of real-world insights that inform future interventions.

    Together, Neftaly and SACAP are nurturing the next generation of compassionate, reflective, and community-minded mental health professionals.

  • Neftaly supports SACAP interns in co-facilitating healing arts sessions

    Neftaly supports SACAP interns in co-facilitating healing arts sessions

  • Neftaly equips SACAP interns to deliver trauma awareness public speaking

    Neftaly equips SACAP interns to deliver trauma awareness public speaking

    Neftaly Equips SACAP Interns to Deliver Trauma Awareness Public Speaking

    As part of its ongoing mission to create empowered and socially responsive communities, Neftaly (South African Youth Project) is proud to partner with SACAP (The South African College of Applied Psychology) to train interns in trauma-informed public speaking.

    Through this partnership, SACAP psychology and counselling interns receive hands-on training from Neftaly professionals, preparing them to deliver trauma awareness talks to schools, youth groups, and community organizations. The program focuses on understanding the psychological impact of trauma, developing effective communication skills, and applying ethical, culturally sensitive approaches in public engagement.

    The initiative not only enriches the professional development of interns, but also extends trauma education into vulnerable communities – fostering resilience, awareness, and access to support.

    “Neftaly’s training has given me the confidence to speak to real audiences about real issues. I’ve learned how to engage with empathy and purpose,” says one SACAP intern.

    By equipping future mental health professionals with public speaking skills rooted in trauma awareness, Neftaly and SACAP are building a bridge between education and community healing – one voice at a time.

  • Neftaly prepares SACAP interns to create trauma recovery evaluation tools

    Neftaly prepares SACAP interns to create trauma recovery evaluation tools

    Neftaly Prepares SACAP Interns to Create Trauma Recovery Evaluation Tools

    In a groundbreaking step toward strengthening psychosocial support in South Africa, Neftaly (SAYouth Professionals) has launched a focused initiative to equip SACAP (South African College of Applied Psychology) interns with the tools, knowledge, and mentorship to develop trauma recovery evaluation instruments.

    Through practical workshops, real-world case studies, and guidance from trauma-informed practitioners, interns gain hands-on experience in designing tools that measure trauma impact and recovery outcomes. This initiative not only bridges the gap between academic training and professional application but also empowers future counselors to contribute meaningfully to healing communities.

    “Trauma is deeply rooted in many of the environments our youth and families come from,” says a Neftaly training coordinator. “This program ensures interns are not just aware of trauma-informed care but are capable of evaluating its impact and tailoring their responses effectively.”

    The collaboration highlights Neftaly’s commitment to developing a new generation of mental health professionals who are skilled, sensitive, and solution-oriented. With trauma recovery tools developed by SACAP interns now being piloted in various Neftaly community programs, the results are already sparking interest across the public health and social development sectors.

  • Neftaly mentors SACAP interns in developing trauma-sensitive group leadership

    Neftaly mentors SACAP interns in developing trauma-sensitive group leadership