Masa Aqua
youth@WORK recruited, trained and placed young people from Centurion and Midrand at Masa Aqua through its funded youth employment programme.
Founded in 2024 by Amanda Nkwitshi, We Care Wellness Clinic was established to provide accessible, affordable and dignified healthcare to the local community. As patient demand increased, the clinic required additional operational capacity to reduce waiting times while maintaining high standards of patient care.
The additional capacity improved workflow, increased productivity and enabled the clinic to serve more patients efficiently while maintaining high standards of care.
Permanent Employment Commitments: The clinic committed to permanently hiring 2 of the 4 youth participants following the success of the program.
Increased Operational Capacity & Productivity: Adding 4 young professionals across administration, patient services, and daily operations boosted workflow and overall clinic output.
Streamlined Patient Care & Efficiency: The expanded team helped lower waiting times and handle higher patient volume while maintaining high care standards.
Enhanced Community Access & Well-being: Strengthening operational capacity directly improved access to dignified, affordable healthcare for the local Ilitha Park community.
youth@WORK recruited, trained and placed young people from Centurion and Midrand at Masa Aqua through its funded youth employment programme.
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“The programme has transformed our operations. The youth have become an essential part of our team, improving productivity and helping us provide better care to