The Amrut Foundation is pleased to continue its work in the Kwazulu-Natal, especially in the aftermath of the April 2022 floods that has left the region with long-term societal and economic problems. With the support of Kynoch Fertilizer, the Amrut Foundation was able to reach local communities in Tugela Ferry through training community members in
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The Amrut Foundation worked with the Midlands Hindu Society in bringing Diwali cheer to the Pietermaritzburg Association For The Aged (PAFTA). The Foundation handed over food hampers to the value of R90 000 to the members of the community, as they prepared for the festival of Diwali. Members of the community thanked Amrut and expressed
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Various environmental and social factors have led to a critical water crisis in the Eastern Cape province. With a looming “Day Zero” announcement continuously hanging overhead, various organisations and NGOs have scrambled to attempt to relieve communities of the water shortage. With the support of the management and trustees of the Malabar Old Age Home
After consultation with the principal and governing body of Greyville Primary School, Lenasia, the Amrut Foundation undertook the total renovation of all the toilet facilities at the public school due to a long-overdue need for repair and refurbishment to the facilities and its plumbing infrastructure. Given that the school serves 1334 students, Amrut endeavoured to
Since November 1984, the Turfhall Cheshire Home has been providing specialised 24-hour care to physically disabled adults from previously disadvantaged communities. The Amrut Foundation has undertaken extensive renovations at the Home in order to enhance the quality of life of all residents at the centre. The Foundation has completed the installation of solar geysers and
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Modern experts in the field of education and psychology have explained that the neglect of play and learning through physical activity has limited the overall development of young minds, since the formalisation of the education system, post Industrial Revolution. In helping to address this historical oversight, the Amrut Foundation acquired, repaired and installed a mega
Recognising that grassroot NGOs play a crucial role in bridging the gap between the lack of service delivery and development, the Amrut Foundation strives to assist organisations with a credible track record in helping the most vulnerable in local communities. As a part of this effort, Amrut was glad to step in and assist the
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According to a 2019 USAID report, male literacy in Mozambique stands around 40%, whilst female educations lags behind at 33% for adults over the age of 15. In an effort to try and understand the educational and socio-economic situation there, the Amrut Foundation for the first time travelled outside of South Africa to understand whether
Grassroots workers and organizations play a critical role in providing economic and social welfare in developing countries. The Amrut Foundation provides maintenance assistance to credible NGOs who serve the aged, impaired, or economically and socially vulnerable with integrity. The Foundation aims to extend this assistance to credible NGO partners in each province. The Amrut Foundation
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In the aftermath of the floods that wreaked havoc upon the lives of thousands of citizens in the Kwa-Zulu Natal province, the Amrut Foundation was able to support communities worst affected by the floods by providing food hampers and safe drinking water. With the assistance of trusted NGOs Hope SA, BAPS Charities and Township Yogi,
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