Our people philosophy
At AfroCentric, our passion for people is at the core of our value proposition. Our human-centric practices and policies have helped us attract, develop and retain skilled talent, fostering a high-performance culture. Grounded in transformation and empowerment, we are committed to building a diverse workforce supported by an inclusive culture.
We encourage accountability at all levels. We take pride in our values and strive to create a supportive environment that nurtures the mental, emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing of all employees.
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Our employees’ wellness directly impacts their performance and AfroCentric’s success. We monitor their needs through various integrated data sources.
Our holistic wellness programme includes psychological, financial, organisational, physical and social wellbeing. We measure its success through data collected from several channels, including one-on-one engagements.
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Learnership and internship opportunities
We offer the children of our employees the opportunity to participate in a 12-month INSETA-funded learnership or internship programme. We look for qualifying young, vibrant, energetic and resilient future leaders. Terms and conditions apply.
Investing in Our Communities
Our corporate social investments focus on healthcare, youth and education. AfroCentric’s strategic approach addresses historical inequalities and catalyses sustainable change in communities across South Africa.
AfroCentric Bursary Programme
We address the medical skills shortage by providing bursaries to previously disadvantaged students, with a particular focus on female students.
South African National AIDS Council
AfroCentric has formed several meaningful partnerships with organisations such as the South African National AIDS Council.
The Council implements health screening programmes covering various health conditions, empowering people to take action to improve their health and reduce associated risks.
Vision 4 Change
Through our collaboration, we address vision impairment, which affects children from previously disadvantaged communities.
Eluthandweni Maternity Clinics
Over the years, AfroCentric has supported the clinic’s initiatives, including Pregnancy Awareness, Breast Cancer Awareness Days and International Nurses’ Day.