World AIDS Day is an opportunity for you to learn the facts about HIV and put your knowledge into action. If you understand how HIV is transmitted, how it can be prevented, and the reality of living with HIV today, you can use this knowledge to take care of your own health and the health of others, and ensure you treat everyone living with HIV fairly, and with respect and understanding without discriminating those who are living with the HIV virus.
We believe that as we celebrate this day today; World Aids Day, it will of course give the opportunity to increase awareness and an easy access of treatment along with various preventive measures.

A few months ago, from donations received in May, three child-headed households began to receive much-needed monthly food parcels.  A volunteer reports:

“Management has added another three families onto the three families that I was working with, they saw the need to add these families because they said a lot of orphaned children are sleeping on empty stomachs and that supporting one family with R1 000 was a waste of precious money. Instead they opted that I must split the money and buy R5 00 worth of groceries to the three old families as well as the new added families.”

Food bought for the six families.

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This week, construction has begun on a safe and secure house for 9 family members.

The family are currently staying in a two-room shack which is in danger of collapsing.

We look forward to seeing the finished building!!

The recent burglary at our K2 offices has shown that our current security system is not working properly, and our insurers have requested an upgrade.  What we need to do now is to rewire the whole site and buildings,  including the fence, so that our security system will be up to standard. It will include a radio link to to the security company for an armed response in case of break-ins.  We have had a quote for R6325 ($500/£325) to install the upgrade – excluding ongoing costs.