Project Report
| Jan 22, 2026
Sijonge Kuwe Food gardening project
By Sikhangele Qwase | Programme manager
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We opened the new year erllier because of the demand of our services.We started on 5 January 2026.
33 People were trained in Food gardeining skills and basic business skills training during the period September 2025 to January 2026.18 women,11 youths and 2 people with disabilities and they are all from surrounding areas of Khayelitsha.
There is a big demand for our services in our area especial new settlements of Ezindlovini.
Networking sessions were held with the local council and members of the civic organisations.
4 workshops were held during the period including Budgeting,Costing & Pricing,Record keeping and how to draw up a business plan.
We would like to thank GlobalGiving for supporting our project.
Sep 24, 2025
Sijonge Kuwe Food gardening project
By Sikhangele Qwase | Programme Manager
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Sijonge Kuwe Food Gardening project has been active during the quarter under review.It is still very cold here in cape Town and summer has not come in yet.Despte cold whether 16 people were trained in Food Gardening skills and all these people completed Basic Business Skills Training which is a two week course on how to run a business.
5 workshops were held during this period and 28 people attended these workshops namely Budgeting,Marketing,Costing & Pricing,How to draw uop a Business Plan as well as Record Keeping.
Networking meetings were held with different stakeholders including Old Age Home for Seniors whom we will be supplying free vegetables.They are not far from our premises.
The organisation also attended a workshop organised by the City of Cape Town on food security.
We would like to thank GlobalGiving for your support in fundraising activities.
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May 21, 2025
Sijonge Kuwe Foodgardening Project
By Sikhangele Qwase | Programme Manager
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Sijonge Kuwe Foodgardening Project is doing well and we have expanded the project to other parts of Khayelitsha due to the graet demand.22 people were trained in food gardening skills and basic business skills including a group of 8 women in Site B Khayelitsha.
The aim of the project is not only to produce vegetables for the immediate famalies but to sell the surplus so that communities can have some extra income.Food gardening is one of the weapons to fifgt unemployment and poverty amongst our own communities.Since the inception of the project in September 2022 we have trained over 50 individuals in food gardening skills and business skills and some the the people are employing other people as well.
Summary
22 people trained in Food gardeinig skills.
22 people trained in basic business skills training which is a two week course on how to run a business.
34 people were counselled'
Conclusion
We would like to thank GlobalGiving for the support they have given to us to date.