aid to jobless youth

we want to promote jobless youth into our community because Starting in the 1970s, youth unemployment has been rising at a steady rate in South Africa.^[44] Today, South Africa is ranked as the fourth country with the highest percentage of unemployed youth in the world. As of 2014, 52.6 percent of the people aged 15–24 actively looking for a job were unemployed.^[45] Furthermore, youth unemployment is unequally distributed throughout different segments of the population. While unemployment between young whites amounts to 12%, this number skyrockets to a troubling 70% between young blacks.^[46] It may be that remnant effects of the apartheid era has led to jobs centres being located farther away from typical homes of black communities compared to white communities. This, lingering discrimination, and unequal backgrounds are among the many reasons for the lopsided distribution of unemployment among young white and black South Africans