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The programme was held in partnership with the Office of the Eastern Cape premier, who was also present for the event

On January 23rd 2018 Al-Imdaad Foundation’s Eastern Cape office launched its Back-2-School programme at the Zamokuhle Senior Secondary School in Whittlesea, which falls in the Lukhanji Local Municipality in the Chris Hani District of the Eastern Cape

A number of needy learners had been identified prior to the programme to benefit from the distribution

Each identified learner receives a school bag, lunch tin and juice bottle from the Al-Imdaad Foundation team

The interventions will help to boost learner morale and encourage them to increase their efforts

The Al-Imdaad Foundation team distributed 100 schoolbags, lunch tins and juice bottles to needy learners as part of the programme

Smiles and excitement at her new bag a young learner greatly appreciates the intervention

A team member arranges the schoolbags ahead of the distribution programme

Learners at Zamokuhle assemble to listen to the address by the Premier and the Al-Imdaad Foundation representatives

Honourable Eastern Cape premier, Mr Phumulo Godfrey Masualle together with Eastern Cape local projects coordinator, school staff and other officials at the launch event

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Back-2-School Campaign

31 Jan 2021

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It has been a confusing time for children all over. Lockdowns and home learning have changed the face of education. In wealthier communities, adaptation has been faster but for the poorest, education has taken a severe toll.

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