Our largest beneficiary in Knysna, the e’Pap Children’s Feeding Project, reported last year that ‘this year was a year of relentless change. Happily with the support of our donors, volunteers and our partners, our project has not only survived, but has thrived….Let’s start with the heart of the project – the feeding of pre-school children in George, Knysna and Plettenberg Bay. It is clear that the strong relationships between the volunteers and their schools are alive and well. In each of these areas our volunteers and partners have ensured that the feeding has continued month after month.” We are sure that the e’Pap Children’s Feeding Project will go from strength to strength this year, it’s 20th year of serving the children of the Garden Route!
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Such uplifting reports from our beneficiary, the e’Pap Children’s Feeding Project, in Knysna! Many people working together to help distribute e’Pap and […]
Walmer Township near Port Elizabeth – John Masiza Primary School and St Augustine’s Pre-school pictured. There is unquestionably a huge need for good nutrition for South African children such as these. We see time and again the significant benefits of the e’Pap projects. On one of the walls of the Missionvale Care Centre (also near Port Elizabeth) there is written: “I may be only one person but I can be one person who makes a difference.” This applies to each supporter who helps these projects to happen and also be sustained.
We may fund e’Pap meals for 7,500+ children a year, but it is not so much about the number of children, it […]
The teacher at Panda Play School has reported that children had arrived at the creche initially covered in sores but these soon healed when they got a regular e’Pap breakfast.