Help Sekusile Day Care by buying food educational toys for the children that lives in a poor community
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Childcare
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Children's furniture
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Help Sekusile Day Care by buying food educational toys for the children that lives in a poor community
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Sekusile Day Care is a registered non profit organisation situated in KwaMashu K section. This is the poorest and most unfortunate Area of the community with no facilities. The rate of unemployment in the community is very high and therefore parents can not afford to pay for school fees and good nutrition for their children. We are in need of a support system in the form of donations and expertise inorder to keep the Centre running efficiently this will impove the standard of the organisation because school fees are not enough alone. Class rooms are not enough, children are overcrowded. There are no window panes on the windows and when it is raining the water comes inside and this is a health risk for the children. Some of the children have chronic illenesses so we need to make sure that they get proper food and shelter from school. We hope this request for support meets with your approval and we look forward to having you over for a site visit.
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