Help Sivulingqondo community project (SCP) by Food parcels & groceries for ECD, Afterschool care , volunteers , parents
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Food Security & Nutrition
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Food parcels & groceries
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Help Sivulingqondo community project (SCP) by Food parcels & groceries for ECD, Afterschool care , volunteers , parents
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Sivulingqondo Kindergarten and Afterschool Care in Ikhwezi Park educates 30 ECD children and 30 Afterschool children and feed 85 children thrice a week . Many come from school hungry and have no hope to get any food at home after school even Super. We urgently need FOOD PARCELS , Food Vouchers & GROCERIES for ECD, Afterschool care,other valnurable children volunteers and parents. We need: - Maize meal, rice, samp ,pats,weetbix - Cooking oil, sugar, tea - Peanut butter, jam - Vegetables, soup mix - Milk , eggs and pilchard for children - meat, meaty bones ,chicken - fruit -Drink / Concetrated mix R300 feeds one child for a month. R5000 feeds all 60 children for a week. Your donation keeps children in school , helps them learn and promote health . #"No child should learn on an empty stomach". Location for delivery : 68 Saturn crescent Ikhwezi Park Khayelisha Cape Town Collection: We will collect from any deposit around Cape town.
Sustainable Development Goals
Zero Hunger
End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
No Poverty
End poverty in all its forms everywhere by ensuring that everyone has access to basic needs, social protection, and opportunities to build a secure and dignified life
Good Health and Well-being
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
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