Help Harvey Cohen Centre by providing food,education and skills development,sport for disabled persons,ages from 8 - 53 years
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Food
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Non-perishable food
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Help Harvey Cohen Centre by providing food,education and skills development,sport for disabled persons,ages from 8 - 53 years
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The building needs maintenance and is a costly exercise. Due to the continuous power outages we would like to request for solar panels for the main building.We also need assistance with food due to the ever increase in price hikes.We have a garden but need assistance with improving our production of produce.We currently plant seasonal vegetables which we utilize in our kitchens and sell to our parents and community.We also need paint,tiles.couches(for the residence),blinds for classrooms and residence.Our beneficiaries love sport,especially soccer and netball ; we need sport equipment for soccer netball and cricket.We are looking for a skilled person in our woodwork workshop to train and produce items for sale.i.e desks,tables ,chairs,promotional gifts.You can view this on or facebook page : harvey Cohen Centre .We have 6 industrial singer sewing machines and overlockers which are not all in good working order.We require a technician/someone who understands these machines to inspect and assist with servicing them as we would like to teach our beneficiaries how to sew.We also has a jungle gym which needs to be replaced ; installed in 2016. Building maintenance required : paint and tiles for toilets.Software program to record our daily financial transactions and produce a receipt for school ,recording of petty cash,etc
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