Br ing ing he lp t o t hose who need i t mos t

Transnet Foundation

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Transnet CSI Initiatives across South Africa 2016/2017

Transnet Footprint

Transnet CSI initiatives are spread

across all provinces in South Africa.

• Socio Economic Infrastructure Development

• Whole School Development

• Health

• Employee Volunteerism

• Heritage Preservation

• Grants and Donations

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OurPrograms

The programme encompasses a holistic

approach to improving academic

outcomes. This includes learner support,

teacher development and sports talent

development

Whole School

The Transnet Foundation’s two healthcare trains,

Phelophepa I and II, are designed to provide

comprehensive primary healthcare to

communities.. The programme also covers

sanitary and lifeskills support to both boys and

girls.

Health

Through adhoc financial and non financial support,

Transnet provides immediate assistance and relief to

communities through once off funding and material

contribution to assist poverty stricken communities

and support NGO’s that do critical upliftment work in

communities.

Grants and Philanthropic Donations

2017

Using a combination of old retired freight

containers and conventional bricks and

mortar. Transnet provides vital

community infrastructure to support

government programmes and key

community needs.

Socio-Economic Infrastructure Development

Through assets and competency at the hands of

over 60 000 employees, Transnet leverages this

resource to address corresponding needs in

communities. Employees are encouraged to five

their time to assist communities in need.

EVP

Through this program, Transnet

demonstrates an understanding of

preserving rails, transport and other

artefacts of historical significance for

future generations.

Heritage Preservation

HealthPHELOPHEPA TRAINS

Transnet’s award winning healthcare trains,

Phelophepa I and II, provide comprehensive

primary healthcare to communities across the

country.

TEENAGE HEALTH INITIATIVE

Provides health education and sanitary support to

teenage girls and boys.

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Healthcare Clinic Pharmacy

Psychology Clinic Dental Clinic

Eye Clinic Outreach Programs

5Phelophepa I & II Features

Phelophepa I & II Route

Transnet Health Train Footprint

• Free State: Thaba Nchu, Harrismith, Welkom, Ficksburg

• Northern Cape: Kimbereley, Upington, De Aar, Prieska, Postmasburg

• Eastern Cape: Swartkops, Mthata, Mount Ruth, Queenstown, King Williams Town

• Mpumalanga; Ermelo, Komatipoort, Nelspruit, Waterval Boven, Delmas

• Western Cape: Beafort west, De doorns, Oudstohoorn, Saldanah

• Limpopo – Mussina, Tzaneen, Polokwane, Piemarsrivirier

• North-west: Klerksdorp, Mafikeng, Shweider Reinecke, Pudimoe

• KZN: Ladysmith, Lion’s River, Mtubatuba, Ulundi, Empangeni,PMB

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Input 2016

R99,3m Phelophepa I & II

R19,1m Teenage Health Initiative

Outputs 2016

• 177 871 patients received primary

healthcare.

• 1 120 community volunteers received

training

• 1 353 student placements

• 378 816 individuals received services

through outreach activities.

• Approximately 10 000 teenage girls and

8000 boys participated in the Teenage

Health Initiative

Material outcomes 2016

• 4 200 indirect jobs created.

• Improved access to primary healthcare

services for communities.

• Increased opportunities for medical

students to receive experiential training.

• Teenage Health Initiative reduced

absenteeism from school.

• Teenage Health Initiative improved

academic performance & quality of life.

Health Outcomes 2016

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Whole School Education / Academic

• Learner support

• Teacher training

Sport

• Rural and farm schools sports development

• SAFA / Transnet School of Excellence

• R 13,2m ( Leaner Support)

• R 2,6m (Teacher training)

• R 15m (Rural and farm schools sports

development)

• R 17,9m (Transnet School of Excellence)

Input 2016

• 50 youth enrolled.

• 80% Matric (University Exemption) pass rate in 2015

• Six teacher interns.

• 105 110 learners participated in 2015 Farm School

Tournament

• 4 000 graduates participating in provincial/national sporting

codes.

• 120 learners enrolled in 2015 Football School

• 50 graduates participating in local and national football

teams.

Output 2016

• Access to quality education for vulnerable

youth.

• Improved academic performance.

• Improved quality of life.

• Improved teacher performance in Maths and

Science.

• Improved academic performance of students in

Maths and Science.

• Improved footballing skills.

• Improved sporting skills.

Material Outcomes 2016

Whole School Outcomes 2016

Socio-economic Infrastructure Development (SEID)

Steel shipping containers outlive their usefulness

as cargo carriers within five years and usually end

up abandoned in shipyards. The SEID portfolio

recycles these containers to develop a

combination of containers and fixed

buildings to provide essential infrastructure in

communities. This unique infrastructure model

has transformed numerous communities and

enables people to live healthier, safer and

more fulfilled lives

• R 4,7m input

Input 2016

• 23 728 non-financial beneficiaries.

• 45 SMME members trained.

• 15 participants benefiting from Adult Basic Education and

Training (ABET) programme.

• 753 destitute families benefited from food distribution

programme.

Output 2016

• 22 indirect jobs created via the establishment of

community centres.

• Increase in number of local suppliers.

• Improvement of local suppliers through the

training of SMME members.

• Increase in beneficiaries receiving skills

development through ABET programme.

• Increase in destitute families receiving food

distribution.

Material Outcomes 2016

SEID Outcomes 2016

Employee Volunteerism

Transnet employees volunteer their time to render

assistance to needs in the communities. Transnet

leverages skills and competencies that lie in the

hands of its more than 60 000 employees to make a

difference in communities in need.

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• R 28m input

Input 2016

• Approximately 2 500 employees volunteer throughout the year.

• Infrastructure upgrades at four preschools in Greenpoint and

Kimberley.

• Establishment of youth precinct at De Aar providing access to internet,

entrepreneurship skills, social cohesion.

• Establishment of a tourism and hospitality internship for 40 youth in

Saldanha Bay and Vredenburg.

• Solar energy provided to 91 households in Rossmead, Eastern Cape

Output 2016

• 500* learners benefitted from Adult Basic Education

Training (ABET).

• 1000* learners at our computer literacy at high

schools.

• School infrastructure upgrades creating an

environment for learning. Estimated 1000 schools

impacted

• 1000* sports coaches trained. .

* Estimated figures

Material Outcomes 2016

EVP Outcomes 2016

Heritage

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Through this programme, Transnet demonstrates an understanding of preserving rail, transport and other artefacts of historical significance for future generations

• R 11,4m input

Input 2016

• Railway museum open to the public in George.

• Conservation of heritage resources.

Output 2016

• Tourism attractions.

• Education on heritage assets for schools and

the community.

Material Outcomes 2016

Heritage Outcomes 2016

Grants

Grants Portfolio

Community-based and non-profit organisations play a crucial

role in uplifting impoverished communities. Once-off funding

is granted to deserving projects in the areas of health,

education, sport, containerised assistance and arts and

culture. Generic requests outside the focus areas are also

considered if the organisation demonstrates sound corporate

governance and good business principles.

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160 million sponsorship

The Foundation spends close to R160 millions

per year on community projects and sponsorship.

Key Sponsorships

• Making a difference Trust

• Care Bears Pre-Primary

• Wings for Life

• Masizakhe Home-based Care

• Rhodes University Library

• The Alexandra Health Centre and University

Clinic