Pete Brodrick

S A Community Challenge - 13/10/2007

Fundraising for Habitat for Humanity GB
£13,900
raised of £10,000 target
by 174 supporters
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S A Community Challenge - 13/10/2007, 26 April 2007
We safe and decent homes for families to build new lives, hopes and opportunities

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Team: Adam Singleton, Fuko Tani, Ian Fannon, Julie Samuel, Matthew Sarl, Masako Fujita, Pete Brodrick, Quentin Peri, Susan Gilliver, Susan Stravato

Habitat for Humanity South Africa faces some very difficult and challenging problems as they come to terms with the Aids pandemic that is sweeping the country. The effect on South Africa's population is devastating and this is particularly evident with the rapidly climbing numbers of children orphaned through Aids.

We will be going as a team to Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal. The area is one of great poverty and hardship and the orphan crisis is beginning to take its toll on the community as they come to terms with trying to take care of children who, following the deaths of their parents are left to live in destitute conditions.

Once we are there we will work on a project with the local community to assist with the building of houses for the children who have been orphaned. We will be involved in clearing and levelling the site, hauling dirt, digging foundations, transferring delivery of materials such as sand, gravel, cement blocks and bags of cement, manually pressing cement blocks, manually mixing cement, finishing floors and filling masonry joints with cement.

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About the charity

We believe decent homes are the heartbeat of strong communities and so we also fight for land rights for women, upgrade urban slums and informal settlements, improve access to water and sanitation, and help communities become more resilient in the face of natural disasters.

Donation summary

Total raised
£13,900.00
+ £1,927.82 Gift Aid
Online donations
£12,750.00
Offline donations
£1,150.00

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