Sizakala

we help poor people who a in need of food

  • SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

    Wednesday, june 18

    07:00-10:00   Registration

    07:00-08:00  Breakfast

    08:00-09:45  Session 4

    Children as Objects of Humanitarian Intervention: NGO Commodification of Disadvantaged Childhoods (Part 1)

    What Is This “Local Knowledge” That Development Organizations Fetishize? (Part 1)

    Development’s Transitions

    The Corporatization of NGOs

    09:45-10:00  Coffee Break

    10:00-11:45   Session 5

    Children as Objects of Humanitarian Intervention: NGO Commodification of Disadvantaged Childhoods (Part 2)

    What Is This “Local Knowledge” That Development Organizations Fetishize? (Part 2)

    Civil Society and the Law

    NGOing: NGOs as a Verb

    12:00-01:30  Working Group Lunch

    01:30-03:30  Discussion

    Break-out sessions:

    Teaching NGOs in the classroom

    Examining the intersections between NGO studies and practice

    Indexing: NGO studies bibliography highlighting important categories & themes

    + 6 sessions open for conference attendees to develop and organize

    HIV/AIDS POLICY OF THE NGO

    4 Sizakala  recognizes the seriousness of the HIV/AIDS epidemic and its impact on the workplace. The municipality supports national efforts to reduce the spread of infection and minimize the impact of the disease through preventing, treatment etc.

    The Sizakala  as employer recognizes the importance of its employees and its responsibility to care for their personal well being in the workplace. In doing so, it encourages optimal work attendance and job performance. The employer is committed to address the psycho- social issues which may disturb employees infected and affected by HIV/AIDS and assents to create a supportive and caring environment for those affected and infected by HIV/AIDS.

    2. ACRO-NAMES

    LLF Local Labour Forum

    HIV/AIDS Human Immunodeficiency Virus/ Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

    TB Tuberculosis

    STD Sexually Transmitted Diseases CBO Community Based Organization NGO Non-Governmental Organization

    All terminology not defined under clause 2 of this policy shall bear the same meaning as in the applicable legislation.

    3. LEGAL FRAMEWORK

    a) All persons with HIV/AIDS have a common law and constitutional right to privacy regarding their HIV/AIDS status. Accordingly there is no legal duty on an employee to disclose their HIV/AIDS status to their employer. The Municipality will respect this right except where there is a risk to the employer in delivering services to its clients.

    NGO ONLINE REPUTATION MANAGEMENT

    5 Appoint a media manager. The person is responsible for dealing with the media during crisis and daily posting of content

    Prepare a crisis plan. We always have a plan ready to put into action in case of crisis, which can also be changed under different and unique circumstances

    Train employees in media engagement. Since sometimes the appointed person might not have all the answers, employees are also trained to respond to queries about the programs and online learning.

    Monitor the stakeholder’s opinions and queries

    Form good relationships with Journalists so we could provide information easily in times of crisis and also help grow the organization

    Broaden the internet presence

    Grow the online visibility

    Update and provide information frequently

    Use Google algorithms. The algorithm has the ability to reward good content online, serve up fast results, understand what you’re most likely interested in, and even remember that for next time you search.

    INTEGRATED BRAND MARKETING PLAN FOR YOUR NGO ON YOUR BLOGSITE

    6. 1. Identify Different Marketing Communication Methods

    As part of your integrated marketing strategy, it’s imperative to determine the various marketing communication methods you want to leverage as part of your plan. Consider your target audience and how they like to receive information, gather facts, and perform research on the problem they are trying to solve. From there, determine what channels are most relevant for your specific campaign.

    2. Develop a Marketing Communication Plan

    Once you have determined the marketing channels that will resonate with your audience, it’s time to develop a comprehensive plan to execute your marketing initiatives.

    3. Understand the Customer Decision-Making Process

    Understand what makes customers decide to buy a product or service, and then discover why they would choose to buy from you. The important thing here is understanding the problem you are solving for them and how to help them in that decision journey. You will notice that some customers use an extended decision-making process, but others use low levels of involvement to make limited, nominal, or spontaneous decisions. It all depends on your business and what you sell. If it’s a consumer item that is a low price point, your timeframe will be shorter. If you are selling B2B software, it’s likely longer due to the number of people involved. Most customer decisions follow a basic pattern while engaged in a particular situation resulting in a sale called the Decision-Making Process

    4. Implement Your Marketing Communication Plan

    Now it’s time to implement your plan and see the results. Here are some steps to help you do just that.

  • VISIONThe vision of Sizakala is to contribute to the eradication of poverty in this world. This is a good news hundred years ago, about 90% of the population was still living under the poverty line, today it is less 10%. By our integral of working in work and si,education and health, stop poverty accomplishes sustainable community projects.

    MISSION

    Give to care and care to give our mission is to provide the basic needs of those, who can not provide for them self or are not provided for by others and help them to become self-reliant and lead a decent life in dignity.

    food for children

    The Sizakala poverty projects are focused on the basic needs of people like education and health.

    African children during english class in very remote school. The bricks that make up the walls of the school are made of clay and straw. There is no light and electricity inside the classroom .

    Sizakala also help the poor children uniforms we also take donations to those who like to help us with donations of uniforms and clothes.

    Sizakala also help those who in need of health care like sick children and those children who is sick of HIV / AIDS we make sure everyone is safe and healthy.

    Sizakala also help the poor for better shelter good food for them.

    PRESS RELEASES
    Our goal is, that our projects do not need funding anymore after a number of years. Our support is focused on making the communities self sufficient, by investing in education, skill development, creating work and income through various projects. To break the circle of poverty, we need to create self sustainability.Are you thinking about sponsoring a child for education? About 30% of the children in Uganda can not attend school, because they lack the money for school-fees for Primary or Secondary school. For € 25 per month you give a child a future through education.Safe drinking water is needed Every day children die, because of polluted water. By donating a bore-well, you will save lives. We as Sizakala have one upcoming event for older people who is getting pension we would like to anyone who is willing to help us with donations is welcome because each and everyone who will be there in our event we gonna give them vouchers of 1500 each to buy grocery and we will be donating walking sticks for old one and wheel chairs.

    CONTACT INFORMATION
    Contact no: 0713445147

    telephone no:0313325279

    email : http://www.sizakal@gmail.com

    physical address:Ntwenhle 334

                    Chersteville Durban 4000

    fax no:08673

    SOCIAl MEDIA
    Blog https://wordpress.com/post/sizakala.wordpress.com/16
    Facebook: Sizakala Sizakala
    Twitter :@SIZAKALA2
    Instagram: @sizakala93
    YouTube:Sizakala sizakala

  • promote basic civil education and constructive patriotism, feed, shelter the orphans and vulnerable children .

    STD& HIV/AIDS TB awareness and basic counseling skills ,provide capacity building workshop on human trafficking.

    conduct community dialogue to resolve conflict, reseach and promote cultural talents amongs the rural youths ,recruit and enroll qualified residents and refugees into volunteer hands un skills trasfer program to empower rural youths

  • kwa Sizakala is originated in South Africa which has grown to include contenters in several countries. The mission is to reach out to people of all racial and cultural groups bringing a message of repertance and hope and providing spirirtual guidance educational support

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