Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa

by Action Change (Formerly GVI Trust)
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa
Fighting Gangs Recruiting Children in Africa

Project Report | Mar 23, 2022
Keeping kids out of gangs in Africa!

By Shayle Havemann | Project leader

Introduction 

In South Africa we are working in one of the most dangerous gang lead townships. Many parents are unemployed, leaving an increase in gang recruitment across all ages. Since COVID School has dropped to part time leaving the children on the streets for longer. IGNITE is a community lead project that provides a support network for children in the community. Currently 127 children attend and get a free meal, often the only food they get, support with homework and play games/sport with our team.

Report 

We have been running the feeding program for 120 children with the money raised so far however we have not run out of funds and so had to stop the program from end of January this year and are desperately trying to raise enough funds to restart this program. A donation of $10 will feed 5 children for a day. A few of the locals in the community do not have much themselves but value their community and the children and have taken it upon themselves to start an after school club, this project is woking with them to build a sustainable project that provides a meal, mental health, sports, homework support and other key engaging activities to keep children busy and part of something other than a gang.

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Action Change (Formerly GVI Trust)

Location: London - United Kingdom
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$4,087 raised of $12,560 goal
 
21 donations
$8,473 to go
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