Guidelines for the development of youth mentor programmes by Arnolds, Lionel

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An outcome evaluation of Mamelani Projects' Youth Development Programme by Maposa, James Fungai

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An evaluation of a youth-development-through-sport programme by Mendoza, Cynthia

“…This evaluation was based on a youth-development-through-sport programme in Africa. …”
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Evaluation of the youth development programme at Swartland Municipality by Sogwagwa, Manelisi

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A programme theory and process evaluation of a youth development programme by Swingler, Susan

“…Background The CoolPlay youth development programme (CYDP) is an after-school sport-for development (SFD) programme with an integrated social-emotional learning (SEL) component delivered to schools in low-income communities in Cape Town, South Africa. …”
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Youth leadership development programs in Africa : assessing two case studies by Balt, Marcelle

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An evaluation of the Qhubeka! Youth Development programme: Using a generic qualitative approach by Majola, Sibahle

“…The Qhubeka! Youth Development Programme is the first programme launched by the NonProfit Company (NPC), Just Grace, in 2012. …”
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Availability of youth leadership, development and empowerment programmes for children and youth who are vulnerable including those with disabilities : a scoping review

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Youth experiences of a rural South African sport development programme

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What factors contribute to the unemployment duration of youth: A case study of the Action Volunteers Africas youth labour market programme by Setlhodi, Mapaseka

“…What sets the programme apart is that it offered meaningful volunteering as a form of work experience as well as a self-development component which allows the youth to be more self-aware. …”
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A physical activity programme to support the development of Namibian youth in an 'at-risk' context by Zealand, Donovan Dominic

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Exploring how youth experience and perceive peer social support at a holistic youth development programme in the Western Cape: the Chrysalis academy by Winsted, Ellyn

“…The youth in the Western Cape face many obstacles to their development such as gangsterism, drugs, unemployment, lack of social support, volatile living environments and insufficient positive youth development programmes. …”
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The development of a mentor competency questionnaire for a Rachel’s Angels youth mentor by Botes, E'Louise

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An evaluation of the Masupa-Tsela Youth Pioneers Program implemented by the Eastern Cape Department of Social Development and Special Programs within Mhlontlo Local Municipality by Xalisa, Qaqamba Yvonne

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Guidelines for intervention through adventure-based programmes for youth-at-risk

Subjects: “…Child and youth development…”
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Can youth employment programmes work? A programme theory evaluation of the work and skills placement programme by Smith, Gail

“…In South Africa, more than one in three youth are unemployed and available to work. Youth employment programmes (YEPs) offer job-skills training and employment services and aim to promote youth's employment prospects. …”
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Evaluating the Namibia Youth Credit Scheme (NYCS) entrepreneurship programme : the case of the Walvis Bay beneficiaries by Mouton, Daniel A.

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Youth Development Programs Critical Analysis, Rethinking Real Sustainability Measures. Focus on Middle-Eastern and African Contexts. by Salem, Rasha AS

Subjects: “…Youth Development Programs…”
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A qualitative assessment on the impact of the youth development programme of the Chrysalis Academy in Cape Town on the lives of past participants by Davids, Thandiwe

“…The programme was developed to address crime in poor communities as a preventative measure rather than a rehabilitative one; it aimed to provide skills training to youth to enable them to obtain employment in the hope of preventing their engagement with a life of crime, gangsterism, and drug and alcohol abuse.This study was based on a qualitative, exploratory, descriptive research design and therefore in depth, qualitative interviews were conducted with 15 past students who had graduated from the academy within the past five years. …”
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