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TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
PLEASE HELP by keeping our children in school next year. These students are determined to remain in school to further their education. There are many hardworking, motivated & deserving students that excel once they receive sponsorship. They...
come from difficult & often abusive homes. They lose their self-worth & are de-motivated due to circumstances beyond their reach. They regain their self-esteem and are motivated when someone takes an interest in them. This allows them to believe that they are important knowing that someone cares about their well-being. Please help: jorvanoutreach@telkomsa.net
JORVAN COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMME
I have known Brian, Melanie and their daughter Jordan for many years, a kindhearted, sincere and loving
Family who have always received more joy in giving than receiving.
This family run the JORVAN COMMUNITY OUTREACH programme
and thereby have identified children with real needs, good students that have fallen on bad times.
Through the work they do I am always kept abreast with information and needs.
I ask that you help them, help their community.
There are pictures posted on the JORVAN COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Facebook page. Thereby you know how your donations will be used.
God promises those who use the talent of wealth to bless others:
"Give, and it shall be given unto you" (Luke 6:38)
Linsay Shuttleworth
Jordan Vandayar
SPONSOR A HARDWORKING, DISADVANTAGED STUDENT FROM THE TOWNSHIPS OF CAPE TOWN!!!!!
Jorvan Community Outreach Student Centre
Organizational Overview: Jorvan Community Outreach (“Outreach”) is
a community-based organisation that supports positive youth development in
townships within Cape Town. Efforts
focus on educational, nutritional, health and social, support. Upon securing
financial sponsorships, there is also a special emphasis placed on enrolling
students in high-quality learning institutions from the primary school to
university level.
Statement of Need: The constituents served by Outreach projects are living in
conditions of extreme poverty. Many of the children do not have access to formal
housing, electricity, or running water.
As a result, they often suffer from low self-esteem, poor academic
development, and diminished life goals. To date, the Outreach has been able to offer a
private residence as a stop-gap measure to address these challenges and provide
a private, healthy, safe environment for study. Creating this type of space for
the children will allow them to fulfil their dreams which in most cases seem so
distant and unrealistic.
Proposal:
In the upcoming year, we wish to acquire the following at the Student
Centre: Extra rooms which will serve as
classrooms for tutorials; a computer lab where the learners will have convenient
access to internet for projects or tasks and a fully functional library for
research purposes.
Target
Population and Involvement: Outreach identifies children across racial
boundaries that have exceptional academic ability but do not prosper due to the
adverse conditions in their communities. Many children are living with their
mothers or other family members and receive little or no support due to
external pressures (e.g., unemployment, long work hours, etc.). Jorvan Community
Outreach will manage this Outreach Student Centre but allow students to take
ownership by giving them a sense of belonging and pride. This will help them to
regain their self esteem, realise their dreams and prosper.
Student Centre
requirements:
Computers/laptops
24hr Security Response
Stationery
Data projector
Additional study rooms
Minibus - to transport students to school and tutorials
Monthly costs:
Mortgage/bond payments: 4300.00 RAND
Cash balance of bank loan: 457 000.00 RAND
Bank
loan balance over 28 year loan term: 870 000.00 RAND
Food: 6500 RAND
Toiletries: 1100 RAND
Monthly municipality bills:
(electricity and water): 550 RAND
Paper for printing: 250 RAND
Printer cartridges: 1200 RAND
Internet: 400
RAND
Fuel: 3000 RAND
Bread: 600 RAND
Student sponsorship:
School students:
6000 RAND: per annum (This includes school
fees, school uniform and a stationery pack with school bag)
4800 RAND: per
annum for meals for the children living at the Outreach Centre.
3520 RAND: per annum for school transport fees
University students:
5400 RAND - Registration
fees
University fees - (We
have 3 university students for 2016 – PLEASE enquire about the yearly fees for
each student)
4800 RAND: per
annum for meals for the children living at the Outreach Centre.
8800 RAND: per
annum for transport to university
- 2nd Year Science student for: 30
000 RAND - per year
- 2nd
Year Law student for: 26000 RAND -
per year
- 1st year Microbology student: 30 000
RAND - per year
Future goals:
- For the Outreach Student Centre bank loan to be
paid/settled in full.
- To build another floor above the Outreach Student
Centre for additional study and sleeping quarters.
- Minibus to transport students to school and tutorials.
We are appealing to you to
help us continue to make this project a reality and help us change destinies.
For cash donations please
find the Outreach banking details below and please list your name as a
reference OR you may remain anonymous.
Banking details:
Account
name Jorvan
Community Outreach
·
Bank ABSA
·
Branch
code 632005
·
Account
type
Savings
·
Account number 9245
696 362
·
Swift
code ABSA
ZA JJ
·
Branch
address 11 Grove
Avenue,
Claremont,
7708
Cape Town
8000, South Africa
Thanking you
Brian Vandayar
(Founding member)
BANK ACCOUNT FOR DONATIONS
Account name Jorvan Community Outreach
· Bank ABSA
· Branch 11 Grove Avenue
· Branch code 632005
· Account type Savings
· Account number 9245 696 362
· Swift code ABSA ZA JJ
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