Help Cheshire Homes South Africa by helping us to assist the 16 Cheshire Homes through SA for adults and children with physical disabilities
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Help Cheshire Homes South Africa by helping us to assist the 16 Cheshire Homes through SA for adults and children with physical disabilities
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Funding for the National Office Our National Office receives no government support and day-to-day costs must be funded entirely from outside sources. In addition to the operational costs of the national office, we are seeking assistance for the following urgent internal projects: Internal communications structure – our homes require computers, cellphones, internet connectivity and data to maintain good connection across our network and in rural areas. Training – ongoing training requires resources such as expert facilitation and consultation, travelling and accommodation costs and training materials. Travelling costs – we need to conduct regular oversight visits to all homes in SA, as well as overseas as part of the Cheshire Global Alliance which becomes very costly.
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