FIRE LEFT 200 RESIDENTS DISPLACED AND TRAUMATISED

AFRICARE RESEARCH AND SUPPORT (Reality Awareness Group)

CAMPAIGN NAME: Wupperthal Communities Helping Hands.

AFRICARE RESEARCH AND SUPPORT are Freelance Researchers who decided to help various communities who have problems and do not have anyone to help and support them in find a solution with these problems they're facing. We decided in 2014 to start an uplift or support group that assist those in difficult times. AFRICARE RESEARCH AND SUPPORT will go the extra mile and do the necessary research in finding away to solve these problems. Over the years we have helped and support the community to bring change in the situations they've been facing on there own. We are helping with our own personal funds and funds of our family, friends, and others in the community to help and support the sick in hospital, poor and needy, elderly people, pregnant ladies and moms with babies who are unemployed or have no income to take care of there children, the homeless hungry people, etc.

The campaign we need your help and support is the WUPPERTHAL COMMUNUTY. The Wupperthal Community is near Clanwilliam in the Western Cape, a fire ripped through in Wupperthal and destroyed the church, church hall, hostel, shops, restaurant and dozens of homes in this small historical town. A school hostel which is supposed to house 220 children for school. We want to show we care and want to provide aid to all those affected by this devastating blaze. The communities most urgent needs are food, toiletries, underwear for all aged, school supplies, clothes, and bottled water. The Moravian Church parsonage was also destroyed, 54 house were razed to the ground and 200 + residents left displaced and traumatized. We urge you to lend a hand and be part of our group and help and support us as AFRICARE HELPING HANDS. We thank you for the support you will give our campaign target is R500 000-00 we will not be able to reach this without your help. Let's us show the world we care for the Wupperthal Community.