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  • Neftaly empowers SACAP interns to develop reflective peer support groups

    Neftaly empowers SACAP interns to develop reflective peer support groups

  • Neftaly mentors SACAP interns in developing trauma-sensitive youth programmes

    Neftaly mentors SACAP interns in developing trauma-sensitive youth programmes

  • Neftaly helps SACAP interns create trauma-informed outreach presentations

    Neftaly helps SACAP interns create trauma-informed outreach presentations

  • Neftaly supports SACAP interns in evaluating emotional wellness programmes

    Neftaly supports SACAP interns in evaluating emotional wellness programmes

    Neftaly Supports SACAP Interns in Evaluating Emotional Wellness Programmes

    Neftaly is proud to support student interns from the South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP) in their journey toward becoming future professionals in psychology and community development. Through a collaborative partnership, Neftaly provides SACAP interns with practical opportunities to evaluate and assess emotional wellness programmes implemented across diverse communities.

    Interns engage in real-world experiences, applying their academic knowledge to assess the effectiveness, relevance, and impact of Neftaly’s emotional wellness initiatives. This hands-on involvement helps bridge the gap between theory and practice, while also enhancing the quality and responsiveness of the programmes offered to beneficiaries.

    Neftaly remains committed to fostering youth development, academic growth, and community wellbeing by investing in emerging professionals and promoting evidence-based approaches to emotional wellness.

  • Neftaly equips SACAP interns to facilitate resilience-building community events

    Neftaly equips SACAP interns to facilitate resilience-building community events

    Neftaly Equips SACAP Interns to Facilitate Resilience-Building Community Events

    Cape Town, South Africa — As part of its commitment to community empowerment and youth development, the South African Youth Project (Neftaly) has partnered with SACAP (The South African College of Applied Psychology) to provide real-world experience for psychology interns. This partnership is now bearing fruit as Neftaly equips SACAP interns with the tools, training, and support to lead resilience-building community events in underserved areas.

    Through structured mentoring, practical workshops, and hands-on facilitation, interns gain vital experience in areas such as trauma-informed practice, community psychology, and group facilitation. The programme focuses on helping communities—especially youth—develop resilience in the face of social, emotional, and economic challenges.

    “Our partnership with SACAP allows us to blend academic knowledge with community needs,” says a Neftaly programme coordinator. “Interns walk away with more than just credit—they develop purpose, empathy, and leadership.”

    Intern-led resilience events focus on themes such as:

    • Emotional regulation and mental wellness
    • Conflict resolution and peer support
    • Positive identity and self-esteem
    • Coping strategies for stress and adversity

    These events are co-designed with community stakeholders to ensure cultural relevance and long-term impact. Participants—often local youth—report increased confidence, better communication skills, and a sense of belonging.

    By creating a space where interns and communities learn from each other, Neftaly and SACAP are shaping the next generation of mental health practitioners while building stronger, more resilient communities.

  • Neftaly mentors SACAP interns in trauma-informed educational content creation

    Neftaly mentors SACAP interns in trauma-informed educational content creation

    Neftaly Mentors SACAP Interns in Trauma-Informed Educational Content Creation

    Neftaly (Neftaly International) is proud to collaborate with the South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP) in mentoring psychology interns on trauma-informed approaches to educational content development. This partnership aims to bridge academic knowledge with practical, real-world application—ensuring the next generation of practitioners is equipped to create safe, inclusive, and empathetic learning environments.

    Under Neftaly’s guidance, SACAP interns are gaining hands-on experience in designing educational resources that prioritize psychological safety, emotional awareness, and cultural sensitivity. Through this mentorship, interns explore how trauma affects learning and behavior, and how content can be tailored to support healing, resilience, and engagement.

    Neftaly’s trauma-informed framework emphasizes:

    • Empathy-Driven Learning Design
    • Inclusivity and Cultural Relevance
    • Empowerment through Knowledge
    • Creating Emotionally Safe Learning Spaces

    This collaboration not only strengthens SACAP interns’ professional development but also supports Neftaly’s mission to foster education that uplifts and transforms communities. Together, we’re cultivating a future where education doesn’t just inform—but heals, supports, and empowers.

  • Neftaly enables SACAP interns to organize trauma-sensitive group dialogues

    Neftaly enables SACAP interns to organize trauma-sensitive group dialogues

  • Neftaly supports SACAP interns in co-creating mental health policy briefs

    Neftaly supports SACAP interns in co-creating mental health policy briefs

    Neftaly Supports SACAP Interns in Co-Creating Mental Health Policy Briefs

    Cape Town, South Africa — As part of its ongoing commitment to youth development and inclusive public policy, the South African Youth Project (Neftaly) is proud to support interns from the South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP) in the co-creation of mental health policy briefs aimed at driving meaningful change in South Africa.

    The partnership brings together SACAP’s academically grounded interns and Neftaly’s practical policy development platform, creating an empowering space where young minds contribute to evidence-based, youth-led mental health advocacy. Through guided research, stakeholder engagement, and collaborative writing, interns gain valuable experience in policy formulation while amplifying the voices of underrepresented communities.

    “This initiative is not only about building capacity but ensuring that youth perspectives inform the future of mental health policy in South Africa,” said [Insert Neftaly spokesperson name], Policy Lead at Neftaly.

    The policy briefs, developed with input from mental health practitioners, community members, and government representatives, aim to address pressing issues such as youth depression, access to mental health services in rural areas, and destigmatization campaigns.

    This collaboration underscores the critical role that young professionals can play

  • Neftaly trains SACAP interns to deliver trauma awareness training

    Neftaly trains SACAP interns to deliver trauma awareness training

    Neftaly Trains SACAP Interns to Deliver Trauma Awareness Training

    Neftaly (Neftaly Youth Development Foundation) is proud to announce its latest initiative in partnership with the South African College of Applied Psychology (SACAP): a specialised trauma awareness training programme aimed at equipping psychology and counselling interns with the tools to educate and empower communities affected by trauma.

    Through this collaboration, SACAP interns undergo intensive training provided by Neftaly, focusing on trauma-informed approaches, community facilitation techniques, and culturally responsive education strategies. Once trained, these interns will go on to deliver trauma awareness workshops in schools, youth centres, and community spaces, helping participants understand the impact of trauma and develop basic coping strategies.

    Why It Matters:
    South African communities continue to face high levels of violence, poverty, and emotional stress. Many young people and families live with the effects of unresolved trauma without access to mental health resources. Neftaly’s programme not only builds capacity among emerging professionals but also bridges the gap between academic training and community-based impact.

    By empowering SACAP interns, Neftaly strengthens the frontline response to trauma, promotes mental well-being, and fosters a generation of professionals committed to healing and resilience.

    Quote from Neftaly:
    “Our goal is to transform theoretical knowledge into real-world action. By training SACAP interns, we’re not only investing in their professional growth but also reaching vulnerable communities with vital trauma education.”
    – Neftaly Programme Coordinator

    Quote from SACAP intern:
    “This experience has been eye-opening. I’ve learned how to translate my studies into something that truly helps people on the ground.”
    – SACAP Intern, 2025 Cohort

  • Neftaly helps SACAP interns design interactive psycho-social education tools

    Neftaly helps SACAP interns design interactive psycho-social education tools

    Neftaly Empowers SACAP Interns to Design Interactive Psycho-Social Education Tools

    Neftaly partners with SACAP (The South African College of Applied Psychology) to support interns in designing and developing impactful psycho-social education tools tailored for diverse communities. Through practical experience and guided mentorship, interns gain hands-on training in creating interactive resources that address key social issues such as mental health awareness, substance abuse, gender-based violence, and youth empowerment.

    By combining Neftaly’s extensive community outreach platforms with SACAP’s evidence-based curriculum, interns are able to:

    • Apply psychological theory in real-world settings
    • Design culturally relevant and engaging educational materials
    • Develop facilitation and group work skills
    • Receive feedback from experienced practitioners
    • Positively impact communities through psycho-social support and awareness

    This collaboration not only enriches the learning experience for SACAP interns but also strengthens Neftaly’s commitment to building resilient, informed, and empowered communities.