Help Scouts South Africa by donating endemic plants for improving our national headquarters

 Cape Town, Western Cape

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Help Scouts South Africa by donating endemic plants  for improving our national headquarters

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Sustainable agriculture & gardening

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Help Scouts South Africa by donating endemic plants for improving our national headquarters

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SCOUTS South Africa has our national headquarters in Cape Town, South Africa, where our limited staff work for the Youth of South Africa. This site also hosts our Scout Shop, where youth members and adults come to obtain uniforms, as well as holding trainings and upskilling sessions for Scouting in Schools and other Scout programmes. The site is a Scout hall that was converted into its current use and is in great need of some plants and greenery to improve how it looks.

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Zero Hunger

Zero Hunger

End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture


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Scouts South Africa

Scouts South Africa

Community Development & Social Cohesion

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We help young people become good citizens by spiritual, social, intellectual & physical development

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