Help Ernest Foundation by donating potties and nappies for toddler hygiene and development
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Help Ernest Foundation by donating potties and nappies for toddler hygiene and development
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The Ernest Foundation is urgently seeking donations of 20 potty-training potties and a monthly supply of 200 nappies for our toddler programs in Orange Farm, South Africa. These items are vital for supporting the health, hygiene, and developmental needs of the young children in our care. Your donation will have a direct and tangible impact by: Promoting Potty Training: Providing the necessary tools to help toddlers transition from nappies, fostering independence and a sense of accomplishment. Ensuring Hygiene and Health: Maintaining a clean and hygienic environment for all the children, which is crucial for preventing infections and promoting overall health. Alleviating Financial Burden: Nappies are a significant ongoing cost for the vulnerable families we serve. Your monthly donation of nappies will provide immense relief, ensuring children can stay clean and comfortable. Supporting our Programs: Allowing our ECD programs to run smoothly without interruptions due to a lack of essential supplies. We are looking for new or gently used, clean potties and a consistent donation of nappies (any size for toddlers). Your contribution is a direct investment in the well-being and foundational development of these young learners. Drop-off Location: The Ernest Foundation, 9929 Stretford 6, Orange Farm, 1841. Contact for Pick-up/Enquiries: 068 412 5933 or ernestfoundation1@gmail.com
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