Programmes

Learn-To-Earn

These programmes are aimed at children

Bicycles make it easier for schoolchildren to get to and from school, helping to improve their attendance and performance.

Children and their coaches use bicycles to access school and sports activities, encouraging health and saving them time.

Work-To-Earn

These programmes are targeted at adults, youth and those Not in Employment, Education or Training (NEETs)

Bicycles assist with more visible and effective security patrols, boosting safety for everyone.

Bicycles help healthcare workers to visit more patients and communities to access healthcare services.

People earn bicycles by producing handicrafts, such as crocheting blankets, beanies and scarves or making cow bells.

Qhubeka trains mechanics which creates economic opportunities. Training includes bicycle repairs, maintenance and basic business skills.