South African Education and Environment Project  
 

Welcome to the South African Education & Environment Project (SAEP)

 

SAEP is an award-winning non-profit dedicated to serving children and youth in the impoverished informal settlements (townships) of Cape Town through academic support and personal development programmes.

SAEP helps beneficiaries realise their potential by helping them build academic and life skills, prepare for productive employment, and contribute as leaders to South Africa's economic and social development. Learn more about how we serve. Watch videos about our programmes.

For fifteen years, SAEP has relied on the generous support of donors and volunteers worldwide. Learn how you can help.

 

 

Good News from SAEP

 
   
 
22 Jan 2010
Sara Muhl High School Academic Co-ordinator Sara is managing the academic curricula for the high school programmes, co-ordinating the environmental clubs with Tracey and tutoring the Hope Scholars. She was born and schooled in Cape Town and...
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19 Jan 2010
CONGRATULATIONS to all of SAEP's 2009 Bridging Year Interns for working so hard and achieving such fantastic results on their re-written matric subjects. Academically, this was certainly SAEP's most successful Bridging Year to date. As...
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From its beginnings in 1998 in a single high school in the Cape Flats, SAEP has developed a number of innovative programmes of community development through education in Philippi and surrounding townships... As SAEP relies on a wide base of support, we are happy to confirm that in the experience of the Mandela Rhodes Foundation, SAEP is a most worthwhile partner and an organisation of integrity. If you are able to offer assistance of any kind, we are confident you will find the association rewarding.
- Shaun Johnson, Chief Executive of the Mandela Rhodes Foundation

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