Social Contribution

DVT is sponsoring the Under 15 boys’ football team at Randburg Association Football Club to play in the 2022 Orange Veins Cup tournament in Rotterdam, Holland.

The sponsorship enables all participating players to travel and compete in the tournament irrespective of their background or circumstances. Reflecting DVT’s commitment to community responsibility initiatives in South Africa and in line with DVT’s practice of showing the world just how exceptional South African talent really is, DVT believes in being part of a team with heart.

Each year, DVT teams across South Africa come together to raise funds and support the Setshabelo Afterschool Care Centre in Thokoza, Gauteng. This community-driven initiative provides meals, academic assistance, and emotional support to vulnerable children from the area.

Our fundraising efforts are tied to our annual Mandela Day Exercise Challenge, encouraging staff to stay active while giving back. In 2024, we reached a milestone by raising over R30,000 through this initiative, a testament to our values of impact and heart.

Supporting Setshabelo is more than just a once-off event, it reflects DVT’s long-term commitment to making a difference in local communities.

We believe that the biggest social contribution we can make in South Africa and the rest of Africa is to equip talented young individuals with the training, skills and expertise they need to become IT professionals. DVT, in partnership with the DVT Academy, hires more than 60 young minds annually via an internship or learnership programme.

We work closely with MICT SETA and, through an intensive programme of training, mentoring and real-world project experience, provide them with the foundation to fast-track their IT career.

DVT’s young talented graduates tend to become professional developers, testers, business analysts or product consultants. Some stay with DVT, others choose to continue their career by working for our clients, but all of them are on the right path to success.