Our work, in pictures.
Real moments from our soup kitchen and food parcel distribution in rural KwaZulu-Natal.
Moments of care and hope
Real moments from our soup kitchen and food parcel distribution.
Staples such as beans, rice, cooking oil and canned baked beans are packed into parcels so that families are still supported on days the soup kitchen cannot open, including weekends and public holidays.
Children and families gather at the CTYF soup kitchen. The programme serves 150 to 200 warm, nutritious meals every weekday and supports more than 300 beneficiaries a month.
Every parcel is built from essential staples. Food parcels carry families through on days the kitchen cannot operate, so that no child goes to bed hungry.
The soup kitchen is more than a meal. It is a safe, respectful and loving space where children, elderly people and vulnerable families are served with dignity and care.
Rice, beans, cooking oil, canned baked beans and other staples, sorted and packed for distribution to vulnerable households in the community.
Less hunger means better school attendance and stronger children who are ready to learn and grow. Because of your support, we can continue to feed, care for and uplift our community.
Help us create more moments like these.
Every meal and every parcel is made possible by partners and donors.