Transparency matters to us. Here is exactly what your support made possible in 2025.
52,000 meals served through 9 community kitchens; 2,400 food parcels delivered; school feeding at 14 schools improved attendance by an average of 18%.
14,500 clothing items and 1,800 blankets distributed; 940 school uniforms provided so no child misses class for want of proper clothing.
1,150 learners in after-school programs; 86% matric pass rate in our re-write classes; 320 young adults completed vocational training, with 61% employed within 6 months.
620 young people received counselling; 210 completed rehabilitation referrals; 48 trained peer mentors now lead weekly support groups in their own communities.
Numbers tell one part of the story. These are the people who inspire us every day.
After dropping out to support her siblings, Thandi completed her matric through our evening classes and is now studying nursing at UWC.
Two years clean after battling tik addiction, Sipho now mentors other young men in our substance abuse support groups every week.
Six women from Khayelitsha completed our sewing skills program and now run a cooperative clothing business employing 11 people.
We are committed to directing as much funding as possible to the communities we serve.