Serving humanity at large

It has been a month last since we posted, although providing regular feedback to stakeholders via WhatsApp and Instagram platforms. We have all been impacted by the pandemic in one way or another, but we bear patience with what has occurred and we show gratitude each day for many other bounties that the Almighty have bestowed upon us.

After a month of many activities, exceeding our targeted sanitary drive of 1,000 sanitary pads and two feeding initiatives feeding destitute and impoverished of Beitul Aman Old Age Home, Saartjie Baartman, Tawakul Rehab Centre, Parkwood Community, Haven Night Shelters and most recently the community in Belhar yesterday on 10 Muharram, we have manage to feed in the past thirty days another 1,150 mouths, taking our total mouths fed to date to 6,660. We thank the Almighty for granting us the strength, as well as the sponsors and all those that support our initiatives, we are merely instruments of the Almighty to severe humanity.

Belhar feeding initiative (10 Muharram)

With the assistance of Muslims United contributing approximately R5000 we embarked on a feeding initiative in Belhar. Muharram is the start of the Islamic new year and we partnered with Muslims United with the intention of feeding the communities of Belhar and Valhalla Park. We started with Belhar yesterday by cooking 20kg rice and 20kg beans which fed in excess of 300 people of the community.

Abdulla from the community was our distribution channel within this community. We thank Abdulla for the opportunity and we ask the Almighty that him and his team be given the strength to feed the communities of Belhar, Delft, Valhalla Park and Blikkies Dorp.

Mandela Day Sanitary Drive

Mandela Day coincided with the holy days of pilgrimage. We initially targeted 1,000 sanitary packs of pads, however with your help we managed to exceed our target and managed to distribute 1,580 sanitary packs of pads. We were therefore able to provide comfort to 530 women for 3 months.

We distributed to the Haven Night Shelters (Wynberg and Lansdowne), Saartjie Baartman Centre, Habibia Girls Home, St George’s Girls Home, Vision Orphanage and St Anne’s Home. Thanks to all representatives of these organisations allowing us to feed and provide comfort to women.