Community Work Program

Community Worker Programmes are area-based programmes where participants are provided with a minimum number of days of regular work (typically two days in a week) in a defined location or designated site.
The Department of Cooperative Governance (DCoG) contracted Insika Foundation to implement CWP in close partnership with various Municipalities and Wards at the local level. Sites are managed by a Site Manager and different programmes are implemented at each site. Site Managers are responsible for accurate and timely reporting on all matters related to CWP implementation, safety compliance, operational management and staff management of CWP site personnel (Site Coordinator, Site Administrator, Health and Safety Representative, Storekeeper etc).
1. Early Childhood Development (ECD)
2. Planting food gardens
3. Fencing food gardens
4. Maintaining roads, graveyards, parks, churches and water pipelines
5. Doing repairs at schools and clinics
6. Repairing dongas
7. Conducting programmes for orphans and vulnerable children
8. Providing security in unsafe areas
9. Sewing and dressmaking
10. Maintaining grass and trees to keep the community tidy
11. Safety and Health monitoring
12. Hairdressing, Barber and Nail technology initiatives
13. Baking initiatives
14. Carpentry initiatives
15. Hospital administration initiatives
16. Construction
17. Scholar patrol
18. Brick making
19. Painting
20. Classroom assistants
21. Home base care
22. Caring for disabled children
23. Caring for the aged
24. Caring for patients living with HIV and AIDS
25. Sport coaching
26. Feeding schemes