GOLD
5 projects were awarded Gold in 2006
Etafeni Day Care Centre
The Etafeni Day Care Centre in Nyanga was established in December 2001. The Centre currently includes vegetable gardens, a crèche and pre-school building, rooms for counselling, and rooms for HIV+ mothers and grandmothers.
Khanya Project
The Khanya Project is an initiative of the Western Cape Education Department to install computers and Information Technology related equipment in schools across the province, particularly in the previously disadvantaged communities. The objective is to make technology part of the curriculum.
Mehloding Community Tourism Trust
The Mehloding Community Tourism Trust is comprised of two main ventures, the Masakala Guesthouse and the Mehloding Adventure Trail situated in the Eastern Cape province on the borders of KwaZulu-Natal and Lesotho facing the Southern Drakensberg mountains
Learn to Earn Training Project
Learn to Earn (LTE) is a registered non-profit organisation that seeks to develop unemployed people, socially, economically and spiritually. LTE was established in 1989 and has its Head Office in Khayelitsha. It addresses the lack of skills training, development and economic opportunities for the Khayelitsha residents.
The Friends of the Children’s Hospital Association
The Friends of the Children’s Hospital is a Non-Profit Organisation and has been a support organisation to the Red Cross War Children’s Hospital since 1978 and is located in Rondebosch, Western Cape. Children who attend the hospital often have life-threatening illnesses and come from indigent households.
