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BOREHOLES ! |
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WATER IS LIFE! Dr. Colin and Dienie Stewart visited one of our primary schools in a drought stricken part of Swaziland and were moved by the plight of 520 students not being able to access clean drinking water at their school. They returned to Scotland and sent us enough funding to supply five primary schools with boreholes. Playpumps SA agreed to supply these schools with playpumps free of charge. |
RECENT DONORS & SPONSORS |
Kalahari - Gardening inputs for child headed and elderly households - 2008
Purchase of 5000 litre water tank for an elderly headed househole - 2008
Christmas hampers for 32 very needy children - 2008
Erected a block of 4 toilets for Mahlanya Primary - 2010
www.communityprojectsworldwide.com.au
SAHEE Foundation - sustainability for agriculture, health, education and environment
SAHEE are financially supporting the ‘Home based support and skills development program’. This program benefits 32 orphans and vulnerable children living in the Malkerns / Mahlanya area. The children are living in child headed or elderly headed homesteads, or have been fostered within the community. The project aims to integrate basic physical requirements (food, accommodation, medical needs and clothing) with psycho social support and skills development. Activities include regular monitoring of the children and their home environment and workshops covering life skills, psychosocial care and creative activities. The goal of the workshops is, amongst others, to develop emotional resilience, self esteem, practical living skills, how to keep healthy, good citizenship, community spirit and a sense of purpose in life.
www.sahee.org
Dr Colin and Dienie Stewart - agricultural inputs for trench gardens at elderly/child headed house holds,school furniture for Mkhuzweni High School.
Kaiizen is for the Kids - Kaiizen is a US not-for-profit that gets college students involved in humanitarian projects focusing on kids worldwide . Kaiizen is actively raising funds to build houses for child-headed households. To see more details of this inspired organization, details can be found on thier website - www.kaiizen.org
Wolsingham School in UK - The students of this school support Ngwenya Household – Father and daughter are sickly – medical-busfare, schooling costs, supply of food and establishment of garden.
Mr. and Mrs Nigel Pratt – UK Kitchen at Gandinda NCP earmarked to be built.
Mavuso Household – Sewing machine, food and clothing.
Dr. Colin and Dienie Stewart/Scottish Church – Provided 5 boreholes for schools,
Water pump/piping for Mkhuzweni High/primary schools, 50 vestos stoves, schooling for one high school pupil and all living costs for one primary school pupil, water storage tanks, support for one child headed household (Delisile/child), agricultural inputs for trench gardens at a primary school and elderly/child headed households.
Roy and Mish Batty/Unitarian Church – USA – Support one high school student with schooling costs, warm clothing, busfare, food. Trench gardening inputs for two primary and one high school.
Professor Pauline Handley - UK Support for all schooling, bus fare, living costs for two high school students from child headed household and one primary school student – schooling costs from vulnerable household.
Kim Sakundiak – Had been a Crossroads Volunteer who assisted us to plant our first trees and decorate Moya Centre in 1999. Due to an unexpected inheritance, Kim was able to pay off her mortgage – in celebration, she donates monthly to Moya Centre.
Clark family – Send regular supplies of school material/magazines and contributes to a salary for one of our staff members. Their moral support has been a fundamental foundation for Moya.
Playpumps SA - contributed 4 play pumps at a cost of E54 000 each for our
4 primary schools.
Sunessence/Julie Hodgson equipped us with three homeopathis first aid kits, bach flower remedies and a pack of bach flower cards.
Sam Johnson - Cycled a sponsored route through Swaziland and raised enough money to purchase the steel framework for a school kitchen at Mkhuzweni High School.
Kaiizen - Building a two roomed home for a vulnerable family, the Howards,(includes 3 children) who have nowhere to live.
Gone Rural/Swazi Candles - Establishment of two school orchards
David Bliss – Supports our entire EFA programme (see this section)
Kobla Quashie – our Auditor
Jen Cowie – our Webmaster
Real Image – Website Host
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UNICEF |
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Youth Affairs Office Women in Development |
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Swaziland Charitable Trust |
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Private donations and sponsored events |
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Nercha |
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FAO - Food & Agricultural Organisation |
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Some of our past sponsors & their efforts |
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Rotary |
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Donated agricultural inputs,library books for two high, two primary schools |
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WI |
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Donated sacks of maize, rice, fruits and jam |
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Usuthu Forest Primary School - Swaziland |
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Donated toys and clothes |
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Graham Matthews |
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School fees, uniforms, books, stationery for 11 primary school students, 6 high school students, |
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Medical costs and bus fares for vulnerable children |
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Swaziland Sports Council |
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Training our two staff members as swimming instructors – and for pre school transportation costs to swimming pool each week. |
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Tony Hodgson |
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In 2006, Tony together with his family and friends hosted a jazz festival at their home and raised sponsorship to run the London Marathon – a substantial donation was contributed to Moya Centre. |
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Vivien Williamson |
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Contributed towards food for the Mavuso family household. |
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Sivan Rozenblum |
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Sivan, our volunteer worker from Israel, a ball of enthusiasm and drive, nurtured our Grade 7s from the three EFA schools successfully through their national exams – teaching English, lifeskills, and taking care of social problems. Most Saturdays she devoted to assisting our Form 1s with extra lessons. This is the tip of the iceberg of what Sivan managed to achieve in the year she spent with us. |
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Betty Robinson, |
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Contributed to building a two roomed structure for Mavuso CHH family at Ntondozi – 8 Children had been sleeping in one room – a vast improvement. |
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Presbyterian Church, Bude Cornwall |
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We have a child headed family, Dlaminis living in Mahlanya – they are sponsoring a two roomed structure which will be built for this family – Many thanks |
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Siyabonga Kakhulu, Bonkhosi! |
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