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Feeding Programme

Indlela Feeding Programme reaches out to the poor in our community and fulfils our Christian mandate of feeding the hungry.

Indlela’s feeding programme is rooted in the Church of the Good Shepherd’s history of compassionate care for the needy. In late 2001 a group of dedicated volunteers started taking food to the poor in the informal settlement of Amaoti. As a result of their personal sacrifice and perseverance, relationships were built with the community and gradually the numbers of volunteers and beneficiaries have grown, bringing health, help and hope to many in need.

creche feeding project
Amaoti is a large informal community located less than 15 minutes drive from Durban North and Umhlanga where poverty, unemployment and HIV/AIDS are rife and the number of orphans and child-headed households increase daily.We provide a nutritious meal to children at crèches every week day, which has proved to encourage attendance. By partnering with another non-profit organization that focuses on teacher-training and improving the physical condition of these crèches, we aim to create a positive environment for the children to play and learn, preparing them for formal education.

food for thought school sandwich project
Indlela’s ‘Food for Thought’ project provides sandwiches every day for school children at Durban North schools who would otherwise have no lunch. Participating schools identify children who need feeding and distribute the sandwiches delivered by Indlela. As the numbers of volunteers and donors grow, we move closer to realizing our dream of a community where no child is too hungry to concentrate and learn.

If you can't feed a hundred people, then just feed one.
- Mother Teresa



Durban North Kitchen

Indlela has a fully-equipped industrial kitchen and storeroom on the Church of the Good Shepherd’s premises, which allows easy access to volunteers and donors. A dedicated vehicle and driver ensures that a reliable delivery service is provided. Under the efficient management of Yvonne Haviland, the kitchen is staffed by groups of volunteers who work in shifts to prepare sandwiches and soup.

 
Amaoti Kitchen

In February 2010, a generous donation by the Victor Daitz Foundation enabled Indlela to establish a large industrial kitchen on the border of Amaoti. The location of the new kitchen has not only made feeding Amaoti’s hungry children easier but also provides employment for members of the local community.

 
Extending the Feeding Programme

Indlela also feeds hungry families in the Durban North community that have been identified by the local schools and churches. Our vision is to develop and diversify our feeding programme so that we can meet the hungry at their place of need.

 
 

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