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H&M South Africa Donates One Million
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The City of Johannesburg's Department of Social Development Food Resilience Unit, together with Diepkloof Square, held a market day to mark World Hunger Day last Thursday.
Small-scale farmers, agro-processors and local businesses from Diepkloof and surrounding areas displayed food products and goods linked to local production.
The initiative forms part of plans to use unused land behind the shopping centre for a community garden aimed at boosting local food production and income opportunities.
Exhibitors used the event to promote their products and highlight the role of locally grown food in strengthening food security.
Small-scale farmers, agro-processors and local businesses from Diepkloof and surrounding areas displayed food products and goods linked to local production.
The initiative forms part of plans to use unused land behind the shopping centre for a community garden aimed at boosting local food production and income opportunities.
Exhibitors used the event to promote their products and highlight the role of locally grown food in strengthening food security.
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Hearts of Hope Provides Child Protection Services
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Hearts of Hope in Wendywood, north of Johannesburg, has been providing residential care and protection for orphaned and vulnerable children removed from unsafe or neglectful homes.
The organisation currently cares for 52 children placed through the children’s court system, operating across three properties that function as structured residential units.
Children receive daily support from care workers, house mothers and social workers, as well as access to medical care and an on-site early childhood development centre.
Founded in 1997 as a volunteer initiative, Hearts of Hope is now a registered children’s home within the child protection system and is sustained through government funding, fundraising and community donations.
The organisation currently cares for 52 children placed through the children’s court system, operating across three properties that function as structured residential units.
Children receive daily support from care workers, house mothers and social workers, as well as access to medical care and an on-site early childhood development centre.
Founded in 1997 as a volunteer initiative, Hearts of Hope is now a registered children’s home within the child protection system and is sustained through government funding, fundraising and community donations.
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Western Cape Blood Service Hosts Clinics
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The Western Cape Blood Service will host donation clinics across the province on 13 June as part of National Blood Donor Month.
The organisation aims to collect 1,000 units of blood to strengthen low winter blood stocks, with O-negative levels currently at a two-day supply.
The clinics will encourage both new and regular donors to give blood, which can be used in emergency cases and patients in need of transfusions.
Donors are advised to be in good health, eat before donating, and can give blood every 56 days.
The organisation aims to collect 1,000 units of blood to strengthen low winter blood stocks, with O-negative levels currently at a two-day supply.
The clinics will encourage both new and regular donors to give blood, which can be used in emergency cases and patients in need of transfusions.
Donors are advised to be in good health, eat before donating, and can give blood every 56 days.
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