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AIF volunteers hand out sandwiches to day patients at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Johannesburg, Gauteng.

The AIF SLICE4LIFE Campaign has been a relief for many hungry children.

The SLICE4LIFE Campaign has been a relief for many hungry patients.

Patients wait eagerly for the much needed sandwiches preapred by AIF volunteers.

Patients wait eagerly for the much needed sandwiches

AIF volunteers are becoming a constant sight at the famous Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Johannesburg, Gauteng.

A patient at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital enjoying a sandwich, a beneficiary of the AIF SLICE4LIFE Campaign

Special packaging for the sandwiches to be distributed.

Some 500 sandwiches are distributed at the hospital alone

The AIF team well geared before the distribution of sandwiches

The programme has brough much relief to many hungry patients

AIF team handing out sandwiches to outpatients at the famous Chris Hani Bara Hospital

Patients and children are recipeints of teh Slice4Life Campaign. The programme brings many smiles

Patients and children are recipeints of the Slice4Life Campaign. The programme brings many smiles

Patients especially children look foward to the sandwiches on a daily basis

Patients look foward to the sandwiches on a daily basis

Children always look foward to the sandwiches on a daily basis

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Slice-4-Life

03 Jul 2010

As the cost of living soars and medical care becomes almost unaffordable, the queues at state hospitals lengthen considerably. For many who endure the long wait for essential medical supplies, hunger is a constant companion. A vast majority travel long distances to reach hospitals, often setting out well before dawn. Launched in July 2010, the Al-Imdaad Foundation’s SLICE-4-LIFE™ project helps provide a small measure of nutritional comfort to thousands of patients across South Africa. The...

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