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Sibusiso & teacherWhen we first met Sibusiso, at the age of 6 months, he weighed just 3.5kg ... about the same as a newborn baby!

Severely malnourished, with stick-thin arms and legs, he was wasting away and would almost certainly have died. Fortunately, thanks to support from caring people like you, we were able to place Sibu on our Malnutrition Rehabilitation Programme and his progress has been phenomenal.

Today, he's a healthy six-year old weighing 18kg. He's started Grade One and is doing very well.

But for every one that we save, there are others that need our help ... your help – because we can't do it without you.

A starving child dies slowly. With nothing to feed their growing bodies, minds waste away, muscles weaken, and organs eventually shut down.

Every day our team of nurses discover another malnourished
child ... and another family in crisis. Their chance at survival and health is in your hands – because without your support, our work would not be possible.

Please partner with us today to make sure that no child ever goes hungry. Together, we can prevent the tragedy of a young life cut short.

Please make your contribution now

20 April saw a busload of donors from the ELB Ladies Club - who have been wonderful supporters of ACFS for some years – visiting our centres to see for themselves the work that is being done.

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There was great excitement when a group of MBAs from Anglo American visited our Pimville Centre recently - bringing hot-dogs; chips ; sweets and cold drinks for the children

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32 000 mouths to feed every day in 2010! With unemployment increasing and HIV/Aids claiming lives every day - there are more malnourished children in need than ever before [more ...]

ACFS Chairman‚ Grant Gelink‚ explains the thinking behind our new logo. [more ...]

Every year in December‚ the ACFS holds an evaluation day to celebrate the hard work done by our nursing sisters. [more ...]

 
 

 

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