The Attacq Foundation Trust funds numerous initiatives and programmes that aim to provide people with the ability to improve their academic or experiental learning. We believe that a contribution to education and training assists in building a skilled Nation to compete more effectively in the workplace locally and abroad.

We provide funding to reputable bursary programmes and to date have provided 67 learners with financial assistance to obtain tertiary qualifications. We focus on qualifications that are particular to the Real Estate (including Construction) industry.

Attacq Foundation and Attacq have provided 12-month learnership opportunties to 29 learners over the past 3 years. This programme enables previously unemployed persons with the opportunity to obtain accredited qualifications and valuable experiential training which redies them for the formal workplace. Persons with disabilities have long been overlooked in the workplace and our learnership programmes favour such persons.

Attacq understands that SMME’s play a critical role within the South African economy and are often credited as the true employment creators. We also understand that SMME’s face numerous barriers to entry into supply chains which is largely dominated by well established and large enterprises.

We believe that an investment into SMME’s is an investment into our supply chain. which provides opportunities for SMME’s to learn and apply their skills in areas that they would often struggle to enter.

In order to empower and uplift SMME’s and Communities, we provide opportunities for SMME’s to learn and apply their skills effectively.

Our Partnership with Property Point stretces back to 2015 when we launced our first intake of SMME’s into a bespoke enterpreneural development programme. To date we have enrolled 35 entities on various enterprise and supplier development programmes.

School fees Subsidies for qualifying Attacq staff: Attacq Foundation believes that charity begins at home hence the financial support to the children of lower income earning staff to enable them to pursue a quality education covering costs such as tuition, books, transport, and extra mural activities. 

Early Childhood development is the most important learning phase. Studies have linked success to the quality of education at the early phases of childhood development. The Bana ba Rona ECD Centre was established in 2016 to provide a dedicated ECD Centre to the Community of Villa Liza, Boksburg. This neigherhood has a high number of unemployed people who have no means to secure quality early childhood education. Sinces its inception in 2016, the centre has made a valuable cotribution to the youth of Villa Liza. The Centre was recently relocated to a new property which will enable furhter growth opportunities and continue with their mandate of providing quality early childhood education.