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Small Projects Foundation

Automated extract, not yet reviewed

Small Projects Foundation implements the programme public employment and community services in health, education, ECD, social services/GBV, greening, gardens, food security, training and pathways. It works in Eastern Cape Province and Eastern Cape.

Listed in: Jobs for Nature

Footprint

432 work sites in 19 catchments across Eastern Cape. 6 are greening and environment sites, which count for the fund. 228 sites fall inside a strategic water source area.
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  • Small Projects Foundation sites, sized by count. Nearby sites group together until you zoom in
  • Strategic water source area
  • R20 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)146
  • M10 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)62
  • M20 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)59
  • T90 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)39
  • R30 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)29
  • T70 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)26
  • R40 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)15
  • R10 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)14
  • D14 (Orange)12
  • M30 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)7
  • S31 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)7
  • T20 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)5
  • Kinira (T33)2
  • Q92 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)2
  • S70 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)2
  • T13 (Mzimvubu–Tsitsikamma)2
  • 3 more catchments3

Site locations are approximate, based on addresses.

Layers: DWS quaternary catchments (CSIR ArcGIS) · SANBI Strategic Water Source Areas 2017 · both queried 7 Oct 2026 · Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors, greyscale · Catchments without a local name show the DWS tertiary code and water management area

Catchment and water source area for each site come from a spatial join of its geocoded point with the national layers. Not checked on the ground.

Sources: Programme payroll records; DWS quaternary catchments; Strategic Water Source Areas (2017)

People employed

Counted from payroll records. Totals only. No personal data. Participants exclude supervisors, timekeepers and admin. Positive exits are payroll exit reasons, not follow-up.

6,678

different people across 4 rounds · payroll-backed

Sources: Programme payroll records · Repeat participation table

2,053

worked in two rounds, and 186 in all three

Sources: Programme payroll records · Repeat participation table

119

worked at greening and environment sites, the work this fund pays for

Sources: Programme payroll records · Greening sites only

Whole programme and greening sites only
All roundsParticipantsWomenUnder 35With a disabilityPositive exits
Whole programme6,67872.2%83.7%40
Greening sites only11963%69.7%00
Participants by round
RoundParticipantsWomenUnder 35Left for a jobLeft to studyPermanent job or enterprise
R12,66576.2%82%000
R22,36278.2%78.5%000
R31,53072.3%78.8%000
R42,55267.9%85.4%000

Sources: Programme payroll records · Summary and exit reasons by round

Exit reasons as recorded on payroll. There is no follow-up of people after they leave. Positive exits: left for a job, further studies, or permanent employment or enterprise.

Evidence

All 207 results cleared for the demo, grouped by category. Each shows its confidence label, source, page and caveat.

Automated extract, not yet reviewed. These results were extracted automatically from Small Projects Foundation's reports and have not been checked line by line. Small Projects Foundation reports are cited by name and page only. They are not published or available for download. Every environmental result is partner-reported. Nothing is independently verified yet.

Education (73)

  • School drop-out cases assisted through the track-and-trace programme, Round 2

    1,454 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Reading champion assistance for foundation-phase learners, Round 2

    5,411 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Homework assistance, Round 2

    4,715 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Tertiary-education workshops in secondary schools, Round 2

    1,071 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • BI group sessions, Round 2

    3,756 sessionsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Individual tutoring, Round 2

    6,571 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Sport training, Round 2

    1,082 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Eye-care screening and referrals, Round 2

    11,230 screenings and referralsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Hearing Ambassadors trained using smart devices (HearX technology), Round 3

    22 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Children screened for hearing problems (HearX pilot), Round 3

    3,400 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Children supported to access hearing services (HearX pilot), Round 3

    170 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • School learners supported to complete schooling increasing formal employment opportunities, Round 3

    63,780 schools or learners, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Participants exited to work opportunities and further education, Round 3

    29%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Learners supported and assisted to complete their schooling, Round 3

    51,422 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Target achievement in improving access to education, Round 3

    681%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Target achievement in access to HIV literacy and education, Round 3

    111.2%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Training: HIV, Counselling and Testing Services (HTS) - Education Awareness Counselling Referral Medication, Round 3

    80 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • School drop out (Learner retention), Round 3

    760 schools or learners, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Reading champ assistance Foundation Phase (Learner Support), Round 3

    4,263 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Homework assistance (Learner Support), Round 3

    4,950 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Access to tertiary education Workshops in Secondary schools (Learner Support), Round 3

    468 schools or learners, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • BI Group sessions (Learner Support), Round 3

    1,669 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Screening & referrals (EYE CARE), Round 3

    14,952 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Prescription of spectacles (EYE CARE), Round 3

    753 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Smart Start-Up (creating independent licenced franchisees), Round 3

    63 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Smart Start ECD / Grow Great / Flourish, Round 3

    45 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Small PF Education indicator for Contract 3-1: School dropout and returned, Round 3

    8,000 schools or learners, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Small PF Education indicator for Contract 3-2: Beneficiaries with increased access to education, Round 3

    65,195 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Small PF Education indicator for Contract 3-3: Beneficiaries with increased access to HIV Literacy and education, Round 3

    18,653 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Small PF Education indicator for Contract 3-4: Beneficiaries assisted with homework, Round 3

    10,843 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 3 Access to Health, Social and Education services experiences (numbers of children/youth reached and/or retained), Round 4, Q1

    25,491 personsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 3 Access to Health, Social and Education services experiences (numbers of children/youth reached and/or retained), Round 4, Q1

    21,698 personsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 3 Access to Health, Social and Education services experiences (numbers of children/youth reached and/or retained), Round 4, Q1

    3,434 personsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 3 Access to Health, Social and Education services experiences (numbers of children/youth reached and/or retained), Round 4, Q1

    359 personsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 4 Support Health and Educational environments (numbers of schools/centres supported), Round 4, Q1

    66 schools/centresPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Smart Start Growth and Development Initiative, Round 4, Q1

    44 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Beneficiaries screened by the Eye care project, Round 4, Q1

    6,124 beneficiariesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Beneficiaries identified with refraction errors by the Eye care project, Round 4, Q1

    712 beneficiariesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Beneficiaries who received prescribed spectacles (Eye care project), Round 4, Q1

    44 beneficiariesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Learners assisted with mental health services (November), Round 4

    427 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Learners who received individual counselling services (November), Round 4

    49 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Smart Starters being matched (enterprise franchisor opportunity), Round 4, Q1

    44 Smart StartersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of schools supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    66 schools or learners, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • No. of schools supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    23 schools or learners, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of schools supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    43 schools or learners, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Early identification of learners with eye problems and provision of eye care services during project term, Round 4

    2,428 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Early identification of learners with eye problems and provision of eye care services during project term, Round 4

    521 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Early identification of learners with eye problems and provision of eye care services during project term, Round 4

    1,907 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Mental health support to learners during project term, Round 4

    52 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Mental health support to learners during project term, Round 4

    26 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Mental health support to learners during project term, Round 4

    26 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Career Guidance provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    193 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Career Guidance provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    47 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Career Guidance provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    146 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Homework support provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    2,096 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Homework support provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    622 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Homework support provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    1,474 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Learners supported and provided with skills programmes during project term, Round 4

    2,711 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Learners supported and provided with skills programmes during project term, Round 4

    1,876 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Learners supported and provided with skills programmes during project term, Round 4

    835 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Provision of awareness, education and screening services, Round 4

    9,513 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Provision of awareness, education and screening services, Round 4

    173 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Provision of awareness, education and screening services, Round 4

    9,340 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • e. Smart Start Growth and Development Initiative-66, Round 4, Q1

    66 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • i. Eye and Hearing-988, Round 4, Q1

    988 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 3 - EDUCATION sub-component (Target = 60750, Actual = 17845), Round 4, Q1

    17,845 children/youthPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of schools supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    93 schoolsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Early identification of learners with eye problems and provision of eye care services during project term, Round 4

    5,021 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 5

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Mental health support to learners during project term, Round 4

    5,520 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Career Guidance provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    8,652 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Homework support provided to learners during project term, Round 4

    32,247 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Learners supported and provided with skills programmes during project term, Round 4

    14,457 learnersPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 10

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Provision of awareness, education and screening services, Round 4

    33,867 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 16

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

Health & Care (55)

  • Spectacles prescribed, Round 2

    1,500 spectaclesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Education KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • TB screening, treatment and diagnosis, Round 2

    9,132 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • HIV test referrals, Round 2

    6,883 referralsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • HIV testing for youth, Round 2

    5,544 testsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.2, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • CD4 count, viral-load testing and case conferencing, Round 2

    3,053 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Viral-load monitoring, Round 2

    13,585 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Condom distribution, Round 2

    5,732 items distributedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • ART adherence assessment and counselling support, Round 2

    18,218 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Treatment distribution, Round 2

    3,250 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Dispensary or prepacking of chronic medication, Round 2

    2,666 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Defaulters followed up, Round 2

    2,435 peoplePartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • SRH family-planning referrals, Round 2

    3,996 referralsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Vitals registration and immunisation, Round 2

    5,895 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Health KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Access to health, social and education service experiences, Round 2

    303,594 children/youth service experiencesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.9, Target Indicators table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Households receive improved social care services, Round 3

    15,000 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Residents supported through vaccine information or other health care related services, Round 3

    222,358 residentsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Households supported through accelerated social care services, Round 3

    15,000 householdsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Young people completing Skills to Care modules and accessing online learning (Future Skills Platform), Round 3

    2,334 young peoplePartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.5

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Beneficiaries with increased access to HIV/AIDS services, Round 3

    151%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Targeted beneficiaries provided with mental health screening and support, Round 3

    100.69%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • TB Screening, treatment & diagnosis (TB), Round 3

    2,283 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • HIV Test Referral (HIV), Round 3

    1,414 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • HIV Testing (YOUTH) (HIV), Round 3

    1,414 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Condom Distribution (HIV), Round 3

    3,554 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Treatment distribution (HIV), Round 3

    1,018 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Dispensary/Prepacking chronic (HIV), Round 3

    3,945 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Defaulters (HIV), Round 3

    1,267 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • SRH Family planning referral (Mother & Baby care), Round 3

    153 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Vitals registration Immunisation (Mother & Baby care), Round 3

    5,443 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6-7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • GBV legal, Counselling (GBV), Round 3

    20 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Care for the elderly (Community visits), Round 3

    898 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Mother & Baby Care (Breastfeeding, Immunisations, Nutrition, Growth Monitoring), Round 3

    1,807 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Health Indicator-1: Number of beneficiaries with increased access to healthcare, Round 3

    315,739 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Health Indicator-2: Number of beneficiaries with increased access to HIV services since the start of the project, Round 3

    36,247 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Health Indicator-3: Number of vulnerable households supported since the start of the project, Round 3

    6,000 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Health Indicator-4: Number of beneficiaries supported with mental health since the start of the project, Round 3

    12,083 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Clinics where the programme health services are implemented, Round 4, Q1

    90 clinicsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Home visits conducted by participants during project term, Round 4

    2,942 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Home visits conducted by participants during project term, Round 4

    693 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Home visits conducted by participants during project term, Round 4

    2,249 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Counselling services provided during project term, Round 4

    114 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Counselling services provided during project term, Round 4

    26 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Counselling services provided during project term, Round 4

    88 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Provision of youth centred health services by participants during project term, Round 4

    736 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.13

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Provision of youth centred health services by participants during project term, Round 4

    736 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.13

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Provision of mother and child care health services by participants during project term, Round 4

    3,740 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.13

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Provision of mother and child care health services by participants during project term, Round 4

    851 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.13

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Provision of mother and child care health services by participants during project term, Round 4

    2,889 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.13

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • g. Skills2Care-847, Round 4, Q1

    847 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • 737 has been identified to have refraction errors, Round 4, Q1

    737 beneficiariesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 3 - HEALTH sub-component (Target = 78500, Actual =17695), Round 4, Q1

    17,695 children/youthPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Home visits conducted by participants during project term, Round 4

    43,689 visitsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 14

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Counselling services provided during project term, Round 4

    30,718 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Provision of youth centred health services by participants during project term, Round 4

    12,913 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 17

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Provision of mother and child care health services by participants during project term, Round 4

    20,790 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 18

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

Safety & GBV (9)

  • GBV legal and counselling services, Round 2

    438 servicesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Certificate and ID support, Round 2

    574 people supportedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Social-grant referrals, Round 2

    580 referralsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Active environmental and garden-services participants, Round 2

    262 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Greening KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Gardens established, Round 2

    208 gardensPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.3, Greening KPI table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Skills development of trained participants, Round 2

    1,984 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.9, Target Indicators table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Certificate and ID (National Registration), Round 3

    286 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Referrals (Social grants), Round 3

    17 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Household intervention (Community visits), Round 3

    83 services, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

Employment & Livelihoods (10)

  • Employment of out-of-work participants, Round 2

    1,984 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · p.9, Target Indicators table

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Youth received work opportunities to improve their livelihoods, Round 3

    1,800 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Participants supported to go to better employment, further studies, and small enterprise creation, Round 3

    40%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printed p.10, Section 8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 1 Employment of out of work participants (number employed), Round 4, Q1

    1,884 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • All sites re trained on the [the payroll system] system to increase biometrics, Round 4, Q1

    99 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Overall biometrics percentage for on-boarded participants, Round 4

    82.96%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Total number of 2192 participants including 120 Supervisors and Time Keepers on-boarded (March 2026), Round 4

    2,192 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Total Average/March/February/January/December participants paid and biometric %, Round 4

    1,962 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 3 table 2, total row

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • c. All sites re trained on the [the payroll system] system to increase biometrics-111, Round 4, Q1

    111 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 1 Employment of out of work participants (number employed), Round 4, Q1

    2,192 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

Pathways & Livelihoods (6)

  • Total number onboarded in July (participants + supervisors), Round 3

    551 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.1

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Candidates enrolled onto the programme (Recruitment of young people), Round 3

    2,503 candidatesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Beneficiaries to launch their own side business/hustle (trained on Give Yourself A Job manual), Round 3

    2,334 beneficiariesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Give Yourself A Job Module, Round 3

    895 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Shine Literacy (SHINE / Concentrated Language Encounter), Round 3

    30 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Bumbingomso Leadership Methodology / SPF Youth Leadership, Round 3

    90 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

Training & Skills (14)

  • Beneficiaries receive training through the programme (Capacity Building), Round 3

    2,334 beneficiariesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Young people participating in Workshops (learn essential practical skills and teamwork), Round 3

    2,334 young peoplePartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.5

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Sport training (Wellness & Capacity building), Round 3

    7,245 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • BPESA Online Learning (+600 skills on platform), Round 3

    60 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 2 Skills development of trained (number of participants trained), Round 4, Q1

    1,503 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.7

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Grow Great training for train the trainer in both Buffalo City and Nelson Mandela District, Round 4, Q1

    91 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Kobo Collect Timesheet and activity report capturing system, Round 4, Q1

    99 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Financial Literacy training, Round 4, Q1

    60 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Participants in the Momentum Motheo Financial Literacy Programme, Round 4

    60 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printed p.4, 5. Pathways

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • b. Grow Great training for train the trainer in both Buffalo City and Nelson Mandela District-108, Round 4, Q1

    108 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • d. Kobo Collect Timesheet and activity report capturing system-120, Round 4, Q1

    120 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • f. Financial Literacy training-101, Round 4, Q1

    101 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • h. Life skills-248, Round 4, Q1

    248 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 2 Skills development of trained (number of participants trained), Round 4, Q1

    2,192 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

Greening & Environment (31)

  • Engagement with smaller SIPs in greening and environment programme (4 out of 4), Round 3

    100%Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Greening and environment indicator for contract 3: Smaller SIPs, Round 3

    4 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.15

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Participants successfully paid in October pay period, Round 4

    753 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Trainees trained by Kids Collab (Parent Playbox roll-out), Round 4, Q1

    8 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.5

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Participants placed on environment and greening programmes, Round 4, Q1

    75 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • ECD centres supported (BCMM), Round 4, Q1

    24 ECD centresPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of ECD Centres supported by SPF, Round 4

    48 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • No. of ECD Centres supported by SPF, Round 4

    34 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of ECD Centres supported by SPF, Round 4

    14 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Early identification of children with eye and ear problems, Round 4

    612 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Early identification of children with eye and ear problems, Round 4

    521 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Early identification of children with eye and ear problems, Round 4

    91 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Early identification of children (5-6 yrs.) with ear problems and provision of audiology services during project term, Round 4

    760 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Early identification of children (5-6 yrs.) with ear problems and provision of audiology services during project term, Round 4

    760 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Early identification of children (5-6 yrs.) with ear problems and provision of audiology services during project term, Round 4

    0 learners or children, as statedPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Collaboration with smaller organisations during project term, Round 4

    4 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Collaboration with smaller organisations during project term, Round 4

    4 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Collaboration with smaller organisations during project term, Round 4

    4 count (unit not stated)Partner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Participants involved in greening and waste management activities, Round 4

    104 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Participants involved in greening and waste management activities, Round 4

    104 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of facilities supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    108 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • No. of facilities supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    22 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of facilities supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    86 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Notable in March there is an increase of 71 more participants, Round 4

    71 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Programme Impact Indicator 3 - SOCIAL sub-component (Target = 11500, Actual = 1191), Round 4, Q1

    1,191 children/youthPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • No. of ECD Centres supported by SPF, Round 4

    52 centresPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 1

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Early identification of children with eye and ear problems, Round 4

    1,574 childrenPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 2

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Early dentification of children (5-6 yrs) with ear problems and provision of audiology services during project term, Round 4

    2,317 childrenPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 4

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Collaboration with smaller organisations during project term, Round 4

    4 organisationsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 11

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Participants involved in greening and waste management activities, Round 4

    203 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • No. of facilities supported by SPF participants, Round 4

    97 facilitiesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 13

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

Food Security & Nutrition (9)

  • Small and medium sized gardens established for nutritional meals, Round 3

    2,346 gardensPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.6

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Active participants (Environmental/Garden services), Round 3

    373 gardensPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Thrive Organic gardening (M2 gardening, Thrive Institute), Round 3

    1,694 traineesPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · printedp.8-9

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line.

  • Thrive and Organic Garden, Round 4, Q1

    1,110 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Small scale gardens established, Round 4, Q1

    73 gardensPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Establishment of food gardens for nutrition support to schools and learners, Round 4

    44 gardensPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

  • Establishment of food gardens for nutrition support to schools and learners, Round 4

    44 gardensPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · printedp.12

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • a. Thrive and Organic Garden-1311, Round 4, Q1

    1,311 participantsPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · p.3

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Period figure; do not add to close-out totals.

  • Establishment of food gardens for nutrition support to schools and learners, Round 4

    90 gardensPartner-reported

    Sources: Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Page 13 table 1, row 6

    Caveat: Automated extract from the partner's reports. Not yet reviewed line by line. Cumulative figure.

Labels used: Partner-reported Payroll-confirmed Independently verified (none yet)

Finance-readiness checklist

What funders usually ask for, and where Small Projects Foundation stands. An automated checklist: items marked Not assessed have not been reviewed yet.

  • Baselines

    Not assessed

    Not yet reviewed.

  • Work locations

    Partial

    432 sites from geocoded addresses; 6 are greening and environment sites. No GPS or work polygons.

  • Costs

    Not assessed

    Not yet reviewed.

  • Land rights

    Not assessed

    Not yet reviewed.

  • Permits

    Not assessed

    Not yet reviewed.

  • Monitoring

    Not assessed

    Not yet reviewed.

  • Evidence of water benefit

    Missing

    No measured or modelled water benefit.

  • Employment after exit (3 and 6 months)

    Missing

    Payroll records exit reasons only. No follow-up after people leave.

  • Independent verification

    Missing

    Environmental results are self-reported. People numbers come from payroll.

  • Buyer or payer interest

    Not assessed

    Not yet reviewed.

  • Contracted revenue

    Not assessed

    Not yet reviewed.

What Small Projects Foundation says about its programme

Statements from Small Projects Foundation's own reports, labelled as intended or reported. Not verified. Automated extract, not yet reviewed.
Outcomes Small Projects Foundation aims for or reports (7)

  • Financial literacy training provides participants a pathway toward improved financial capability and future employment/income-generation prospects.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Meaningful work provided to 1800 participants - achieved and exceeded.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Cost-effective training and capacity building intervention providing measurable skills and competence - achieved.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Meaningful and measurable improvement in services provided in poor communities (Education - decreased learner dropout, increased access to school health services, improved learner success; Health - decreased patient defaulter rates, improved access to eye, hearing, SRH, HIV prevention/treatment and mental health).

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Social services: GBV prevention, treatment and emergency intervention; social protection; access to IDs, grants and social services.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Greening: roll-out of gardens to over 2400 households.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Up to 30% of participants moved into employment, further studies or survivalist enterprises.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

Lessons Small Projects Foundation reports (8)

  • Indicator extraction cannot be completed from the current parsed markdown without OCR or another text source.

    Reported by the partner · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2

  • No major challenges reported this Quarter except for four participants whose participation was discovered to be on two other [the programme] SIPs payroll, and were removed from Small Projects Foundation employment status and payroll system.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Very few HR issues came up, and in a process of finalisation by the end of the month.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Social enterprise programmes like Smart Start have huge potential to create sustainable jobs.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Government austering budgets have led to greater collaboration by them with SIPs.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Online learning for youth and unemployed people is a process with additional support and mentoring very much needed.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Lack of zerorating for online learning limits their access to learning platforms.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Co-funding for programmes has become more difficult to access.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

Barriers Small Projects Foundation reports (13)

  • All parsed pages contain no selectable text markers.

    Reported by the partner · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2

  • Few participants did not log out after log-ins (biometric/timesheet system usage issue).

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Great need for placement of [the programme] Ambassadors in health facilities, exacerbated by shrinking foreign funding.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • High learner-to-teacher ratio per class.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • GBV and femicide remain a severe ('Red' rated) risk requiring greater involvement to address.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • There is a great need of placement of [the programme] Ambassadors in health facilities, especially now that the foreign funding has shrunk. Rate: Green. Impact: Participants have to work hard to fill up the gap.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • [the programme] participants provides support as additional staffing. Rate: Green. Impact: High ratio per teacher per class.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • To be more involved to elevate effort to fight this scourge. Rate: Red.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Initiatives to augment issues of malnutrition and reduce waste, promote recycling and reuse programmes. Rate: Green.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Rate: Green. Impact: Healthy Sound financial accounting systems and processes applied.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Additional support and mentoring needed for online learning uptake.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Lack of zero-rating for online learning platforms.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

  • Co-funding for programmes has become more difficult to access.

    Reported by the partner · Round 3 · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3

How Small Projects Foundation adapted (4)

  • More training will be required to achieve good performance.

    Intended outcome · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Government policies to address staff shortage.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Combined collaboration efforts with various organisations to curb GBV/femicide.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Establishment of vegetable gardens in public and private institutions to augment malnutrition and waste issues.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

Recommendations from Small Projects Foundation (1)

  • Queue [the programme]-SRC-024 for OCR or manual review if full source indicators are required.

    Reported by the partner · Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2

Sustainability, as Small Projects Foundation reports it (8)

  • Small Projects Foundation has made a proposal for R1 Million to International Computer Aid, and Dell Foundation for the training of 180 participants in International Computer Drivers Licence (ICDL), followed by Patient File Management, and Tier.net system.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • DGMT has funded an initial pilot to test the "AMIRA AI enabled Reading Tutor" software, cost around R500,000, envisaged to be implemented until June 2026, addressing PIRLS 2021 finding that 81% of South African Grade 4 learners cannot read for meaning in any language.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • The Small Projects Foundation has managed to secure R178,000 to support health sector interventions, to hire a clinician for 3 months for the call centre and to support health sector participants.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Training procured for 60 BCM participants in the Momentum Motheo Financial Literacy Programme, done over 7.5 hours split into 1.5 hour sessions per day.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Partnership with Kids Collab for the roll out of the Parent Playbox in ECD centres located in BCM; 8 trainees have been trained by Kids Collab to date.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Partnership with the DG Murray Trust (DGMT) for the Grow Great Champions Programme, under a signed MoU with the Eastern Cape Department of Health, focused on maternal, child health and nutrition indicators.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • The programme will support 600 community health workers employed by the Department of Health in BCM and NMB districts; tools and resources amounting to R320,686 will be provided.

    Intended outcome · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • The programme will train 150 health sector participants under the [the programme] Programme in BCM and NMB; project staff trained as master trainers so mother and child health services are rolled out in all targeted health facilities.

    Intended outcome · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

What helped Small Projects Foundation (15)

  • Qualified CA on site; sound financial accounting systems and processes applied.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • More training will be required to achieve good performance.

    Intended outcome · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Government policies to address staff shortage.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Combined collaboration efforts to curb this pandemic, with various organisations.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Establishment of vegetable garden in public and private institutions.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Qualified CA on site and financial systems and processes applied.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Computer Aid International and Dell Foundation

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • ECDOE Amira AI Reading Tutor Pilot Programme

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Memorandum of Understanding with 5 smaller CBO's, two in Education sector and three in the greening programme (Axium-Education, Vukani, DNF, Green Spaces, Catch and Edu-Sport).

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Memorandum of Understanding with the Department of Health, DGMT (Grow Great and Flourish)

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Memorandum of Understanding with the Border Training Centre for Vocational Skills Training of participants.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Continuation of partnership with the Smart Start and Siyakholwa

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Continuation of partnership with Lima Rural Development (Skills2Care Training and Mentoring) for sites in North West, Northern Cape, KZN, Mpumalanga, Limpopo and Eastern Cape Province.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Seriti Institute - Health Sector (Skills2Care Training and Mentoring)

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

  • Engagement with ELRU (Early Learning Resource Unit), a non-profit with forty-three years' experience in ECD, to support about 400 ECD practitioners on Smart Start enterprises.

    Reported by the partner · Round 4 · Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4

Sources

  • Programme payroll records · Export dated 28 Sep 2026. Totals only; no personal data shown.
  • DWS quaternary catchments · Via CSIR ArcGIS service, queried 7 Oct 2026
  • Strategic Water Source Areas (2017) · SANBI BGIS, queried 7 Oct 2026
  • Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 2 · Partner report. Cited by name and page only.
  • Small Projects Foundation close-out report, Round 3 · Partner report. Cited by name and page only.
  • Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Partner report. Cited by name and page only.
  • Small Projects Foundation quarterly report, Round 4 · Partner report. Cited by name and page only.

Partner reports are cited by name and page only, never linked publicly.