Help Boikemelo Skills Development Centre for the Disabled by Donating Seeds, Seedlings and Irrigation System for Learners with special needs
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Home & Garden items
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Garden
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Help Boikemelo Skills Development Centre for the Disabled by Donating Seeds, Seedlings and Irrigation System for Learners with special needs
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We teach our leaners about the importance of gardening as a form of food security, since most of our learners are from vulnerable families and they travel a long distance to come to school. We provide them with breakfast and lunch cooked at the Centre. We also teach learners business skills, by encouraging our them to have their own small business by selling vegetables from their gardens at home.
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