acfs 2013 annual report

African Childrens Feeding Scheme 65th Annual Report 2013

CONTENTS C hairmans Review ................................................................................................. 3

Executive Directors Report ................................................................................ 4

ACFS Governing Body ......................................................................................... 30

ACFS L ist of Volunteers ..................................................................................... 31

Donations ................................................................................................................ 33

Audited F inancial Statements ............................................................................. 35

3The year ended 31 March 2013 is reviewed in the 65th Annual Report of the African Childrens Feeding Scheme (ACFS). It certainly presented its challenges with escalating costs and restricted growth regarding donation income.

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The global economy remains a factor together with high food and transport costs as well as there being little growth in donor income. To maintain its activities of feeding 31 000 under-nourished children each GD\$&)6KDVHPEDUNHGRQDQDJJUHVVLYHIXQGUDLVLQJFDPSDLJQ7KLVKDValready born fruit and a grant from the ELMA Foundation was received in June 2013.

The budget for the year ended 31 March 2014 indicates a surplus of R1 million. Additional funds must still be acquired to replace the reserves that were utilised over the last two years and try to build up reserves in the coming years.

,ZRXOGOLNHWRWKDQN0V3KLQGLOH+ODOHOH([HFXWLYH'LUHFWRUDQGKHUentire team as well as members of the Governing Body for their efforts DQG GHGLFDWLRQ IRU HQVXULQJ WKH VXFFHVV RI WKH VFKHPH GHVSLWH WKHtrying times.

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/DVWEXWQRWOHDVW,ZRXOGOLNHWRWKDQNDOORIRXUGRQRUVDQGSDUWQHUVfor their continued and generous contributions which ensures the VXVWDLQDELOLW\DQGVXFFHVVRIWKH$&)6DVZHOODVWKHFRQWLQXHGEHQHWgiven to the community by ACFS.

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,ZRXOG OLNHWRWKDQNDOORIour donors and partners for their continued and generous contributions which ensures the sustainability and success of the ACFS as well as the continued benefit given to the community by ACFS.

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OBJECTIVES

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1. FEEDING

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Health Education in the Community

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3. FOOD GARDENING

This is for food security and nutritional security. Families are encouraged to have vegetable gardens at their home WRPHHWWKHGHPDQGVRIKLJKFRVWRIIRRG,WLVWKURXJKWKLVSURMHFWWKDWEHQHFLDULHVDUHDOVRPRWLYDWHGDQGWDXJKWKRZWRFRRNYHJHWDEOHVZLWKRXWORVLQJWKHQHFHVVDU\QXWULHQWV$&)6DOVRHQFRXUDJHIDPLOLHVWRJURZYHJHWDEOHVQRWRQO\IRUVXUYLYDOEXWWRVWDUWJDUGHQVIRUJHQHUDWLQJLQFRPH2XUIHHGLQJFHQWUHVVWLOOVHUYHDVRXUWUDLQLQJgrounds.

Number of food garden patches at the feeding centres.

AREA 2011 / 2012 2012 / 2013

1 3LPYLOOH 180 188

2 Jabavu 236 241

3 Meadowlands 198 198

4 Zola 159 162

5 Emndeni 84 90

6 1DOHGL 209 212

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8 .ZD7KHPD 176 179

9 Daveyton 144 148

10 7VDNDQH 165 168

11 Alexandra 86 containers 108

12 Thembisa 126 130

Food Garden at schools and clinics

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4. TRAINING

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At the end of the training session all areas had people trained to start food gardening.

Skills Development

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Positive outcomes

x 1LQHW\ YH FKLOGUHQ IURPAlexandra and Zola received warm WUDFNVXLWV WKDWZHUHVHZQE\ ODGLHVDWAlexandra Centre.

x )LYH ODGLHV LQ 3LPYLOOH FDPHtogether and started a business of VHOOLQJFKLFNHQV7KHLUEXVLQHVVLVGRLQJwell and is now in their second year.

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5. MALNUTRITION REHABILITATION PROGRAMME

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7KLV\HDUZHKDGFKLOGUHQLQWZRDUHDV$OH[DQGUDDQG=ROD2XWRIFKLOGUHQFKLOGUHQVWDUWHGWKHLUJUDGH1 in different primary schools. ACFS is still in contact with those children to provide an ongoing support that

enhances education.

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6. LOVE-THY-NEIGHBOUR UBUNTU CAMPAIGN

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Activities undertaken

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7. HIV/AIDS AT SCHOOL LEVEL

7KHSURIHVVLRQDOQXUVHVDQGFRPPXQLW\KHDOWKZRUNHUVDUHZRUNLQJFORVHO\ZLWKWKHOLIHRULHQWDWLRQHGXFDWRUVLQhandling the subject. Twenty high schools have been visited during the current year. Around 1 800 learners were HGXFDWHGRQ+,9$,'6SUHYHQWLRQV\PSWRPVDQGWUHDWPHQW

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8. CARE-FOR-CHILDREN PROGRAMME

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Monitoring and Evaluation

x Home Visits$&)6UHJLVWHUHGQXUVHVDQGFRPPXQLW\KHDOWKZRUNHUVYLVLWWKHKRPHVRIWKHFKLOGUHQLQRXUSURJUDPPHLQRUGHUWRDVVLVWWKHIDPLO\KROLVWLFDOO\DQGWRPDNHUHOHYDQWDVVLVWDQFH

x School Reports 7KURXJK WKH LQYROYHPHQWZLWK VFKRROVZH UHFHLYH UHSRUWV IURP VFKRROV DQG WKHVHreports are indicators of the impact made through feeding.

x Weighing of children: Children are weighed quarterly at the feeding centres and their weights are UHFRUGHGRQWKH5RDGWR+HDOWKFKDUW&KLOGUHQZKRDUHQRWPDNLQJDQ\LPSURYHPHQWDUHUHIHUUHGWRthe clinics.

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2XU\HDUVRI H[SHULHQFHKDYH VKRZQ WKDW WKLVKROLVWLF DSSURDFK UHPRYHV DOO SRWHQWLDO JURZWKFRQVWUDLQWV DQGproduces the best chance of success in life

PARTNERSHIPS

1. ANGLO AMERICAN CHAIRMANS FUND

The annual donation received from the Anglo American Chairmans Fund has for many years assisted the ACFS with WKHGDLO\UXQQLQJFRVWVRIWKHRUJDQL]DWLRQ,WLVWKURXJKWKLVJHQHURXVFRQWULEXWLRQWKDWZHDUHVWLOODEOHWRJHWIRRGWRFKLOGUHQRQDGDLO\EDVLVDQGFDUU\RQZLWKWKHWDVNRILPSDUWLQJVNLOOVWRRXUEHQHFLDULHVZKLFKFDQDVVLVWWKHPLQEHFRPLQJVHOIVXIFLHQW'XHWRWKHFXUUHQWHVFDODWLRQLQWKHFRVWRIOLYLQJWKH$&)6LVH[WUHPHO\JUDWHIXOto the fund for their support.

Annually the Anglo American Fund Managers invite their overseas partners to visit some of our centres where they JHWWRVHHWKHSRVLWLYHLPSDFWWKDWWKHIXQGLVPDNLQJRQWKHOLYHVRIVRPDQ\SRYHUW\VWULFNHQIDPLOLHV

2. DE BEERS

The relationship between De Beers Chairmans Fund and the ACFS has been a long and close one. Their interaction ZLWKRXURUJDQL]DWLRQEULQJVLQRYHUVHDVYLVLWRUVWRVHHWKHLPSDFWWKHLUFRQWULEXWLRQVKDYHPDGHRQWKHOLYHVRIthe disadvantaged families.

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3. APEX HI

Early Childhood Development (ECD) is of vital importance to the future of South Africa and the support that we UHFHLYHIURP$SH[+L&KDULWDEOH7UXVWDOORZVXVWRFRQWLQXHZLWKWKLVLPSRUWDQWSDUWRIRXUSURJUDPPH

)RUWKHPDOQRXULVKHGFKLOGUHQZKRDUHLQWKHSURJUDPPHWKLV\HDULWLVWKHVWDUWRIDOLIHFKDQJLQJSHULRGLQWKHLUOLYHV7KURXJKWKHSK\VLFDODQGPHQWDOVWLPXODWLRQWKDWWKHVHWRGGOHUVUHFHLYHDWWKHWZRFUqFKHVWKH\ZLOOEHequipped to enter formal education with a head start.

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4. CELINE DION

The fun and joy created by the gift from Celine Dion is seen during the year as the children are treated to a party where WKH\FDQIRUJHWWKHLUSUREOHPVDQGKDYHDIXQOOHGGD\ZLWKWUHDWVDQGJDPHV

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Indoors and outdoors educational activities that enhance education at these centres.

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5. DELOITTE

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5.1 Impact Day

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6. DUO TEXTILES

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7. HAND IN HAND

7KH+DQGLQ+DQGRUJDQL]DWLRQXQGHUVWDQGVWKHKDUGVKLSRIRXUSRYHUW\VWULFNHQVHQLRUFLWL]HQV7KLVJURXSRIZDUPKHDUWHGSHRSOHKROGVDFRQFHUWHDFK\HDUIRURXUROGHUEHQHFLDULHVDQGHQJDJHVGLIIHUHQWDUWLVWVWRHQWHUWDLQWKHPThe oldies enjoy singing and dancing to their favorite old songs as well as the wonder of having no responsibility for a few hours except to enjoy themselves. The wonderful afternoon is rounded off with each individual receiving

a much appreciated food hamper.

8. HEARTS OF GOLD

%ULDQ0LOOHUDQGKLVWHDPHSLWRPL]HWKHZRUG 8EXQWX7KLVJURXSKDVRYHUWKHSDVW\HDUVDVVLVWHGFKLOGUHQIURPXQGHUSULYLOHJHGIDPLOLHVLQRXWO\LQJDUHDVE\VXSSO\LQJIRRGFORWKLQJDQGKRXVHKROGLWHPV,QDGGLWLRQWRDOORIthis Brian gives an annual donation to the running of our Zola centre where more than 1 500 children are fed daily. ACFS also values the generosity of Ronli Cohen and her team who donated toys that were distributed to 1 200 children from different feeding centres. It is heartwarming for children to have new toys. Most of those toys were HGXFDWLRQDOWR\V(GXFDWLRQZDVSURPRWHGLQDSOD\IRUP:HOOGRQH5RQOLNHHSXSWKHJRRGZRUN\RXDUHGRLQJtogether with your team.

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9. JOBURG JUNIOR AND MINI Councillors

(DFK\HDUWKHFKLOGUHQRQRXUVFKHPHORRNIRUZDUGWRWKHPDJLFWKLVJURXSRIUHVSRQVLEOHFDULQJ\RXQJVWHUVEULQJVZLWKWKHP(DVWHUSDUWLHVDQG&KULVWPDVSDUWLHVDUHDIXQOOHGWLPHIRURXUEHQHFLDULHVZLWKSOHQW\RILQWHUDFWLRQIURP WKH \RXQJ FRXQFLOORUV )DFHV DUH SDLQWHGPXVLF LV SOD\HG DQG JRRG IRRG LV SURYLGHG WRPDNH WKHVH GD\Vremembered long after the event.

Events conducted by Junior and Mini Councillors 2012 / 2013

EVENTS TARGET GROUP NUMBEREaster Eggs Children 5 000

%ODQNHWV Children 1 000

Madiba Day Grannies 200

.LGV&DUQLYDO Children 300

&KULVWPDV3DUW\ Children 200

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)HHGLQJ RI KLJK VFKRRO FKLOGUHQ KDV EHHQ WKH IRFXV RI WKH IXQGLQJ ZH KDYH UHFHLYHG IURP0DNUR VLQFH 7KURXJKWKLVLQWHUYHQWLRQOHDUQHUVDUHDWWHQGLQJVFKRROPRUHUHJXODUO\DQGDFKLHYLQJEHWWHU\HDUHQGUHVXOWV7KLVimprovement gives us hope for a brighter future for these underprivileged children and for the future of South

Africa.

Number of meals provided

MEALS PER DAY MEALS PER YEAR

Meals served from school 600 132 000

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Impact

x )HHGLQJKDGSRVLWLYHLPSDFWRQVFKRRODWWHQGDQFHDQGVFKRROSHUIRUPDQFH3-6LPHODQH+LJK6FKRROobtained 97% matric pass rate.

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x The learners have developed high level of self-esteem.

11. MALIBO FOODS

0U3HWHU0DQLNDVDQGKLVVRQUXQWKLVFRPSDQ\7KHLUZLVKLVWRJLYHWKHKXQJU\WKHQHHG\DQGWKHXQGHUSULYLOHJHGchildren nutritious food. They started this good initiative from year 2006 and they are continuing to build responsible IXWXUHFLWL]HQV7KH\SHULRGLFDOO\JRRXWWRYLVLWWKHFKLOGUHQ:HDSSUHFLDWHWKLVZRQGHUIXOSDUWQHUVKLSZKLFKKDVEHHQJRLQJRQIRUVHYHQ\HDUV:HYDOXHWKHLUIRRGFRPELQDWLRQRIPLQFHPHDWFKLFNHQYHJHWDEOHVDQGULFHPDFDURQLSDSRUVDPS7KHIRRGKDVPDGHDKXJHGLIIHUHQFHLQWKHOLYHVRIWKHFKLOGUHQDVPRVWRIWKHPGHSHQGon grannies pension grants.

12. PIONEER FOODS

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:LWKWKHDGGLWLRQRIPLONWRWKHLUGDLO\GLHWRXU\RXQJEHQHFLDULHVDUHJHWWLQJYLWDOYLWDPLQVZKLFKZLOODVVLVWWKHPLQJKWLQJWKHHIIHFWVRIPDOQXWULWLRQDQGHQVXUHWKHPRIPHQWDODQGSK\VLFDOGHYHORSPHQW

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x The calcium provided added value to the growth and wellness of the children.

x Feeding improved school attendance and performance by the children.

x Their support has a positive impact in reversing malnutrition

12.2 Statistics of the milk provided

MALES FEMALES TOTAL

1XPEHURIFKLOGUHQ 14 915 16 085 31 000

1XPEHURIFXSVRIPLONSURYLGHGIRUWKHZKROH\HDUH[FOXGLQJZHHNHQGVDQGSXEOLFKROLGD\V

3 698 920 3 989 080 7 688 000

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13. GRANT THORNTON (JHB) Inc. (formerly PKF (Jhb) Inc.)

7DNHV VRFLDO UHVSRQVLELOLW\ VHULRXVO\ DQG EHVLGHV VSRQVRUVKLSV LW DOVR SHUIRUPV SURERQR DXGLWV WR GHVHUYLQJRUJDQL]DWLRQV$&)6LVJUDWHIXODQGDSSUHFLDWHVWKHDQQXDODXGLWVSHUIRUPHGIRUWKH\HDUXQGHUUHYLHZDVZHOODVprevious years.

14. SAFDICO

7KLVJURXSKDVDGRSWHGRXU3LPYLOOH)HHGLQJFHQWUHZKLFKWKH\SHULRGLFDOO\YLVLW7KH\FRQWULEXWHWRZDUGVXSOLIWPHQWof the children at that area. Annually they put smiles on the faces of the children by providing for Christmas parties WKDWDUHDOZD\VDFFRPSDQLHGE\SDUW\SDFNVDQGWR\V7KLV\HDUWKH\KDGDSDUW\IRUFKLOGUHQDQGGRQDWHGcomplete sets of computers.

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15. PREM RAWAT

7KLV LQWHUQDWLRQDO FKDULWDEOH RUJDQL]DWLRQ MRLQHG ZLWK WKH$&)6 LQ D ELG WR UHGXFH WKH HIIHFWV RI KXQJHU DQGPDOQXWULWLRQ7KHLUGRQDWLRQLVVSHFLFDOO\DLPHGDWKLJKVFKRROOHDUQHUVDQGWKURXJKWKLVNLQGQHVVZHZHUHDEOHWRIHHGKLJKVFKRROOHDUQHUVDW(PQGHQL+LJK6FKRROIRUD\HDU7KHPDMRULW\RIWKHFKLOGUHQLQWKDWVFKRROFRPHfrom families that are unemployed and some rely on grannies pension grants.

16. SOUL SISTAS

A wonderful caring group of women who gave up of their time to ensure warmth and joy in the lives of the children at the Zola centre.

For the past 10 years these ladies have provided each child with a new winter wardrobe as well as a donation of clothing collected from family and friends. The little ones are fed a yummy meal and leave at the end of the day with

full tummies and warm clothing.

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17. TIGER BRANDS

Tiger Brands involvement with the ACFS started 10 years ago and in March 2013 a celebration was held to FRPPHPRUDWHWKLVVLJQLFDQWSDUWQHUVKLS

7KHVXSSRUWVKRZQE\7LJHU%UDQGVKDVHQDEOHGRXURUJDQL]DWLRQWRFRQWLQXHZLWKWKHIHHGLQJRIFKLOGUHQdaily. This has been done not only by providing peanut butter and bread for the children but also providing the 1200 EHQHFLDU\IDPLOLHVZLWKDPRQWKO\IRRGSDUFHO:LWKWKHFXUUHQWHFRQRPLFGRZQWUHQGWKLVIHHGLQJSURJUDPPHKDVEHFRPHHYHQPRUHYLWDOIRUWKHSRYHUW\VWULFNHQIDPLOLHV

The positive effect of the proper nutrition is that the children are now able to concentrate during school lessons and not be distracted by pangs of hunger. Generally their academic results have improved and this in turn allows these youngsters to have dreams of a better future.

The effect of ARV medicines is greatly enhanced though better nutrition and gives the infected children a greater chance of leading healthy productive lives.

Other important activities supported through Tiger Brands involvement

17.1 School Holiday Programmes

Through Tiger brand support ACFS manages to run the school holiday programmes in all our feeding FHQWUHV'XULQJVFKRROKROLGD\V$&)6SURYLGHGSURJUDPPHVWKDWNHHSWKHFKLOGUHQDZD\IURPWKHVWUHHWVDQGFRPHXSZLWKOLIHVNLOOVSURJUDPPHVIRUWKHFKLOGUHQ7KLV\HDUZHLQYROYHGWKHIROORZLQJGHSDUWPHQWVto come with their expertise:

x The Department of Health: Local clinics were invited to come and address the children on child DEXVH+,9$,'6DQGWHHQDJHSUHJQDQFLHV

x South African Police Services (SAPS):7KH\FDPHDQGDGGUHVVHGWKHFKLOGUHQRQVXEVWDQFHDEXVHPRUHHVSHFLDOO\ WKHGUXJWKDW LVSRSXODUO\NQRZQDV Q\DRSHZKLFK LV WKHRQHWKDWFUHDWHVPRUHproblems in our communities including schools.

x Fire Department7KH\FDPHDQGJDYHFKLOGUHQDWDONRQKRZWRJKWUHDQGVRPHGHPRQVWUDWLRQV

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17.2 KOO Competition

2XUFKLOGUHQZHUHH[WUHPHO\KDSS\WRHQWHUWKH.22FRORXULQJFRPSHWLWLRQZKHUHWKH\ZHUHDFWLYHO\HQJDJHG,QWKDWcompetition they were also allowed to state their needs for their school should a person win. It is with joy to report WKDW WKH UVW SUL]HZDVZRQ E\ D JLUO DW7VZHOHODQJ 3ULPDU\ 6FKRRO LQ0HDGRZODQGV DQG KHU UHTXHVWZDV WR WLOH KHUFODVVURRP7KURXJKWKLVLQLWLDWLYHWKHVFKRROEHQHWHGand the classroom is now beautiful and conducive to WKH OHDUQLQJSURJUDPPHV 7KHVHFRQGSUL]HZHQWWRWKHFKLOGLQ,WHNHQJ3ULPDU\6FKRROLQ-DEDYXDQGWKHWKLUGSUL]HZHQWWRDOHDUQHUDW7VKHEHGLVDQR3ULPDU\6FKRRO LQ3LPYLOOH $OO WKHVHFKLOGUHQZHUH IURPWKHless fortunate families. Through this competition lives ZHUHPDGHEHWWHU$SDUWIURPZLQQLQJDOOWKHFKLOGUHQJRWWRNQRZVRPHWKLQJDERXWWKHEUDQGDQGWKH\KDGan opportunity to colour and complete an entry form. :HOOGRQHWR1HR0HODQHZKRIDFLOLWDWHGWKDW

During these sessions we were able to provide food to the children.

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17.3 Bread Fasteners

,QOLIHWKHUHDUHGLUHFWDQGLQGLUHFWEHQHWV$VZHDUHEHQHWLQJE\UHFHLYLQJEUHDGIURP7LJHU%UDQGVZHare also excited to report that we are collecting white bread fasteners and exchange that for new wheel FKDLUVIRUFKLOGUHQZLWKGLVDELOLWLHV:HYHEHHQGRLQJWKLVSURMHFWWRJHWKHUZLWKWKH-REXUJ0LQLFRXQFLO7KLVLVDQRQJRLQJSURMHFW:HDUHVWLOOFROOHFWLQJEUHDGIDVWHQHUV

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Assisted Families

FOOD PARCELS

Food parcels per month 1 200

Food parcels per year 14 400

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18. VODACOM FOUNDATION

The feeding centre in Meadowlands is very fortunate in having Vodacom Foundation as their sponsors.

The involvement of the Foundation goes much further than just the feeding of 300 children at the centre in that LQWHUDFWLRQZLWKWKHEHQHFLDULHVPDNHVWKHPIHHOWKDWWKHUHDUHFRPSDQLHVRXWWKHUHWKDWUHDOO\GRFDUHDERXWthem.

19. WESBANK

7KHIDPLOLHVRQRXUVFKHPHKDYHEHQHWHGWUHPHQGRXVO\WKURXJKWKHIRRGJDUGHQLQJSURJUDPPHZKLFKKDVEHHQVSRQVRUHGE\:HV%DQNIRUPDQ\\HDUV7KHVXSSOHPHQWDWLRQRIKHDOWK\RUJDQLFYHJHWDEOHVKDVJRQHDORQJZD\WRcontribute to the health improvement of the malnourished children.

1RWRQO\GRHV:HV%DQN VXSSO\ WKH VHHGOLQJV DQGRWKHUPDWHULDOVQHFHVVDU\ IRU WKH IRRGJDUGHQVEXW WKH\DUHDFWLYHO\LQYROYHGE\KROGLQJZRUNVKRSVZKHUHWKHEHQHFLDULHVDUHWUDLQHGLQQHZLPSURYHGPHWKRGVRIJURZLQJYHJHWDEOHV2XUEHQHFLDULHVKDYHEHHQDEOHWRVKDUHWKHLUNQRZOHGJHZLWKRWKHUPHPEHUVLQWKHLUFRPPXQLWLHVthus spreading the ability for families not on the scheme to provide additional nutrition for their families.

7KURXJKWKHRQJRLQJVXSSRUWRI:HV%DQNPDQ\IDPLOLHVDUHQRZDEOHWRHDUQDOLWWOHLQFRPHWKURXJKWKHVDOHVRIsurplus crops.

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20. WORLD CHEFS TOUR AGAINST HUNGER

7RVWDQGXSDQGPDNHDGLIIHUHQFHLQWKHOLYHVRIWKHXQGHUSULYLOHJHGFKLOGUHQLVWKHUVWSULRULW\IRUWKLVJURXSRIchefs. They are engaged with ACFS in providing additional food that is added to the food parcels. This has covered WKHDVSHFWRISURWHLQVWKURXJKSURYLVLRQRISLOFKDUGVK:HKLJKO\DSSUHFLDWHWKHSDUWQHUVKLSZHKDYHZLWKWKH&KHIVFRPPXQLW\7KURXJKWKHLQYROYHPHQWRI%ULGJHW*XQQHU:&7$+KDVEHFRPHDQ$&)6IDPLO\PHPEHU

20.1 Madiba Day

7KHLULQYROYHPHQWLVEH\RQGGDLO\IHHGLQJWKH\DOVRXVHGWKHLUIHZPLQXWHVRIVDFULFHWKDWWRRNWKHP

ACFS always train new people to spread the word of food gradening for Food Security

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RXWRIWKHLUEXV\VFKHGXOHVWRVD\WKDQN\RXIRUWKHVDFULFHV0DGLEDWRRNIRUWKHQDWLRQDVDZKROHChefs celebrated the Madiba day with the Alexandra children where they educationally interacted with the children.

20.2 Donation from Belgium

7KHWRXUDJDLQVWKXQJHUUHVXOWHGLQ$&)6JDLQLQJPRUHH[SRVXUHDQGIULHQGV2XUFKLOGUHQZHUHIRUWXQDWHWRUHFHLYHER[HVRIWR\VIURP%HOJLXP7KHVHWR\VZHUHGLVWULEXWHGWRDOOWKHIHHGLQJFHQWUHV7KDQNVWRthe Belgian community for extending their helping hand to South Africa particularly the ACFS community.

21. MULTICHOICE

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CONCLUSION

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