Help Guild Cottage Child and Youth Care Centre by helping us repair our carport for Children/ Youth

 Parktown, Gauteng

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Help Guild Cottage Child and Youth Care Centre by helping us repair our carport for Children/ Youth

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Children & Youth

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Child protection & safety

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Help Guild Cottage Child and Youth Care Centre by helping us repair our carport for Children/ Youth

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**Help Us Restore Our Carport** Guild Cottage is appealing for your support to repair our carport after the shade net was blown off during strong winds. Unfortunately, our insurance claim was unsuccessful, and as a non-profit organisation, we do not have the funds to cover this unexpected expense. Our carport protects the vehicles we use daily to transport the girls in our care to school, medical appointments, counselling sessions, and other essential activities. If you are able to assist with a financial donation, materials, or the installation of a new shade net, we would be sincerely grateful. Every contribution, no matter how small, will help us continue providing a safe and caring environment for the girls at Guild Cottage. Thank you for your kindness and support.

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