Project Report
| Oct 23, 2023
Our Education Our Hope
By Delene Mark | Project leader
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Learners excited with their new stationery.
St Pauls Primary is located in an impoverished community in Faure. This small almost rural school depends on the support and generosity of people like you.
HOPE Africa, distributed stationery packs for all the learners in Grade 5, 6 and 7.
The stationery pack included a maths set, pens, pencils, highlighters, a ruler and other essentials.
The learners and the teachers were vey appreciative, especially as the grade 7 learners will begin thei all important exam, which will take them to high school next year.
The grade 5 and 6 learners will have enough to begin the school year next year.
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Stationery pack contents
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Determined to learn
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Education is the future
May 26, 2023
Rebuilt school roof structure
By Brighton khumalo | Project Contributor
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Rebuilt roof structure
HOPE Africa has partnered with Reenbog Early Childhood Development Centre for the past five years to ensure that the children attending school and aftercare are well looked after. Recently, the roof structure showed signs of leaking and a possibility of collapse. A leak or collapse would have spelled disaster especially now that Cape Town is experiencing winter rainfalls.
With the funds raised from this campaign, HOPE Africa was able to donate funds to buy corrugated iron and pay for the refurbishment of the roof structure. This was done in April 2023 and the roof structure is now secure. Reenbog Early Childhood Development Centre leadership and the community were very grateful for the support.
We thank you once again for your generous contributions which enable us to reach the most vulnerable communities and lend a hand. This work only happens because of your kindness.
Thank you and God bless.
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The family of Reenbog
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New roof
Jan 26, 2023
Early Childhood Development Centres
By Brighton khumalo | Project Contributor
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We take this opportunity to wish our loyal supporters a blessed 2023! We are thankful for your continued support for the work of HOPE Africa in making a positive change for the most marginalised and those living on the fringes of society.
At the end of last year we were able to provide 150 stationery packs with bags to children in 3 Early Childhood Development Centres who were preparing to start their first primary school year in 2023. At these graduations we were able to do a short presentation on the work of HOPE Africa and encouraged the little ones to enjoy their first year of big school, learn as much as they can from their teachers and make their parents and community proud. We spoke a little bit about safety inside and outside of school as GBV continues to be a problem in our communities. In some of our communities, people must also constantly be on the lookout for gang violence which is flaring up at alarming levels. We pray that our children will enjoy a disturbance free school year in order for them to learn optimally and thereby increase their chances at making a change within their homes and communities.
It is a sad reality that we could not assist more children in Southern Africa who desperately need uniforms, stationery and other supplies to make their first schoolyear a good experience. With the support of more people, we may be able to assist little ones from far flung areas in South Africa, Lesotho, Namibia and Swaziland. Will you please consider making a small donation today to ensure a brighter future for our children?
We are very thankful to everyone who supports the work of HOPE Africa and to the UCT Sport Dept for the donation of the drawstring bags! May our partnership continue to grow for the benefit of all beneficiaries.
God bless
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