Help The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) by donating non perishable food items for young / adult cancer patients
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Food Security & Nutrition
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Food parcels & groceries
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Help The Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) by donating non perishable food items for young / adult cancer patients
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Please find a list of non-perishable food items that we need to collect to ensure that our cancer patients have good nutrition to help them cope with cancer treatment and to enable successful recovery. FOOD ITEMS REQUESTED: 1. 5 kg Maize Meal 2. 2 kg Rice 3. 1 kg Pasta 4. 1 kg Oats 5. 1 box Weetbix 6. Protein 7. 1 kg Soya Mince 8. 1 kg Dried Beans 9. 500 g Lentils 10. 4 tins Pilchards 11. 1 jar Peanut Butter 12. 1 kg Milk Powder 13. Fruit & Vegetables 14. 2 kg Apples or Oranges 15. 2 kg Carrots 16. 2 kg Sweet Potatoes 17. 2 kg Onions 18. 2 kg Butternut Other Essentials 1. 2 L Cooking Oil 2. Rooibos Tea 3. Sport drinks 4. Salt 5. Raisins 6. Soup Mix 7. Jelly and custard. For Children 1. Future Life or Morvite 2. Custard Powder 3. Jelly DROP OFF FOOD ITEMS: At CANSA Care Centres: https://cansa.org.za/cansa-care-centres-contact-details/ At CANSA Care Homes (adults with cancer): https://cansa.org.za/cansas-care-support/cansa-care-homes/ At CANSA TLC Facilities (children / teens with cancer): https://cansa.org.za/cansa-tlc-facilities/
Sustainable Development Goals
Zero Hunger
End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture
Good Health and Well-being
Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages
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