PowerPoint Presentation · Rev. Faan MyBurgh in society with the appropriate help. I also express our appreciation to individuals, organisations and, businesses, big and small, who

2017

http://www.amcare.org.zaNPO No.: 016-772

BBBEE

Level 1

135% Black Economic Procurement Recognition

Annual Report

VisionTo be the leading faith-based centre serving

communities.

MissionEducating, informing and caring for people in the

communities in which we serve so that they can

empower themselves

2017Annual Report

CONTENTS

Reports Chairperson of the Board

1General Manager

Programme & Services Outline

2Glossary

ProgrammesVictim EmpowermentProgramme Impact 3

HIV/AIDS Programme Impact 4

Elderly Care Programme Impact 5

Skills Development 6

Injabulo Clinic 7

Impact Stories 8

Resources & Financial Management Audited Financial Report 9-11

Looking Forward 12

Gratitude Cash Donations 13

Goods in Kind / Time / Rental 14

Being Part Fundraising events

15Join our Journey

Additional Information 16

Chairperson of the Board

Rev. Faan MyBurgh

in society with the appropriate help. I also express our appreciation to individuals,

organisations and, businesses, big and small, who have all generously supported

Amcare.

The last year has seen a continuation of exploring a new direction for Amcare and

taking steps to implement what is required with regards to this new direction. To this

effect we have had various in-depth consultative sessions on our own as well as with

visiting people to better discern and implement the way forward for Amcare. The

implementation of some of the outcomes of these various sessions will only be seen in

the future, for instance, the rebranding of the organisation which can only be fully

implemented the following year. However, let me highlight a few notable achievements.

Operationally we also saw the finalisation of the closing down of the clinic giving our

Social Work component much needed office space and thus strengthening their work

on the premises as well as out in the field. We are also grateful to the various

government departments for their invaluable assistance toward the work of Amcare.

We were the recipients of a Excellence Award in VEP services in Gauteng, awarded by

Department of Social Development.

We continued to work with Stepping Stone Hospice to enable them to grow in their

work as a hospice. We are grateful that we could yield a more positive result as far as

our finances are concerned for this period. We give thanks to the Finance Committee

for their sterling work. As far as the Board is concerned Board members took on

portfolios and the Board is now to a greater degree available as a resource for

managers.

As an organisation we continue to do what we believe our business is about, namely,

reaching the most vulnerable in society with the appropriate help. To this end we will

continue to grow our work, especially taking our presence and help into the

communities.

I thank you and may I express my sincere appreciation to the General Manager Marihet

for her work in keeping everything together and developing to where we want to be in

order to meet the challenges not just of today, but of those of the future.

God bless

Rev. Faan Myburgh

Chairperson: Amcare Board

Thank you!

General Manager

Marihet Infantino

Published a short story in a literary

journal

Was a member of a motorcycle club

Left school in Grd11, went on to complete his

Masters degree at Tukkies

Inspiration from the

Chairperson

“We are put on earth for a little

space that we may learn to bear the beams of Love.”

William Blake

Vision as Chairperson

Assist Amcare to put into place new direction

Dear Friends

It is my privilege to deliver the

Chairperson’s report on this occasion.

Please allow me to first express my

gratitude and appreciation to all Board

members, full time staff, auxiliary

workers, volunteers and greater

community for their commitment to

the vision and mission of Amcare,

namely, reaching the most vulnerable

Annual Report 2017 Page 1

Holds a brown belt in JKA

Karate

Met her husband while

pursuing a passion for ball room dancing

Loves reading books

Inspiration from the General

Manager

Vision as General

Manager

Impact the community but changing one

individuals life, and in turn impact significant others and a community.

Ecclesiastes 3 v 1

This verse has stood Amcare in its stead when

I took over the reins at the beginning of 2017.

The senior management, with the support of

the board of management, made strategic

decisions during April 2017, which re-directed

the course of the organization and

consolidated service rendering back to reaching the most vulnerable in our communities of

Alberton, Eden Park, Phola Park, Thokoza and Greenfields. Nonviable units, such as the sewing

centre and the Injabulo Clinic were closed during the first part of the financial year.

Despite this, we were still able to celebrate several wins. Amongst them was Amcare’s 15-year anniversary. During the

event we were able to track the impact that the organization has had on the lives of victims of domestic violence, adults

and children infected and affected by HIV/AIDS and the elderly over the course of 15 years.

We were able to move the whole social work component out of the previously

converted garages to the former Clinic premises. The building was re-named in a

blessings ceremony to Ethembeni (Place of Hope) and social work staff are able to

render professional services from proper offices and no longer do intake from

underneath a tree. We were also able to expand our services to people infected and

affected by HIV/AIDS to the communities of Greenfields and Thokoza. This move was

made possible by the generosity of Thokoza Methodist Church and the Zamokuhle

crèche in Greenfields, who gave us small pieces of ground to squat on. For this we

would like to sincerely thank them. Through the donation received from Komatsu,

we were able to erect small offices on these premises and purchase our first proper

bakkie, new, out of the box, with cash.

During this period, our skills training kitchen trained 26 unemployed ladies from our

communities in basic catering and cooking skills. A highlight for our kitchen was

when we were approached by Dukathole High School to train three of their boys in

the catering course.

A special commendation to the ground staff for their wholehearted support and

commitment to overhaul our grounds and take on new challenges.

I would like to highlight the old and celebrate new partnerships that Amcare was able

to garner over the past financial year, ranging from the Gauteng Department of Social

Development (both regional and provincial); to the myriad faith-based organizations

such as the Dare-to-Care Foundation, the Muslim Woman’s League, Ligstad and

Lewensentrum; to service organisations such as the Lions Club, Albion Cycling Club,

the Freemasons, Hogs, Doc Cycling club, Germiston Wheelers., to big corporations

such as Widney Transport Components, Joy Global Foundation, Bidvest/Blue Marine,

BP Pick ‘n Pay New Market, Checkers Mall of the South and Glenvista and individual

volunteers that donate their time and treasure to the organization. Our heartfelt

thanks go to these organizations, business and individuals who enable us to reach the

most vulnerable. A specific word of thanks also goes to the Alberton Methodist,

Brackenhurst Methodist and Eden Park Methodist Churches for their continued

support of the Love Buckets initiatives and hosting the organization and its initiatives

on their premises.

Lastly, I would like to thank each member of the staff, who took up the gauntlet with

me to transform and re-direct the path of the organization to ultimately reach the

most vulnerable in our society through professional social work services and

enhancing skills development initiatives.

For everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under heaven

Ecclesiastes 3 v 1

Programmes and ServicesOutline

Professional Services – Social WorkProgrammes

Amcare offers Professional social work services across threecrucial social ills, offering the much needed services tovictims of gender based violence, individuals infected andaffected by HIV/AIDS, offering Care and relief as well caringfor the elderly in our community.

These service are offered under the following programmes•Victim Empowerment•HIV/AIDS Care and Food Relief•Elderly Care and Food Relief

Injabulo Clinic – Medical Male Circumcisions

Core focuses for Injabulo clinic in Amcare working towardsits mission;

•Health services•HIV counselling, testing•Down referral site for Germiston hospital•Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision

Skills Development – Catering

Amcare vision aims at empowering individual towardssustainability and economic empowerment. Throughskilling our clients, we believe that as Amcare, we areproviding our beneficiaries with the very basic skills togenerate an income to support and maintain theirhouseholds.

Glossary

ABUSE- To be treated with cruelty or violence, especially regularly or repeatedly, Assault either

physically, emotionally or sexually.

ARV - Antiretroviral drugs

CAMPAIGN - A campaign is a planned set of activities that people carry out over a period of time in order

to achieve something such as social or political change.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE - is violence or other abuse by one person against another in a domestic setting,

such as in marriage or cohabitation.

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT - is the capacity of women and men to participate in, contribute to and

benefit from growth processes in ways that recognise the value of their contributions, respect their

dignity and make it possible to negotiate a fairer distribution of the benefits of growth.

GENDER BASED VIOLENCE- Gender-based violence involves men and women, derived from unequal

power relationships between men and women. It includes, but is not limited to, physical, sexual, and

psychological harm.

HBC – Home Based Care

HIV/AIDS- Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

NGO – Non-Governmental Organisation

NPO - Non-Profit Organisation

OVC – Orphan and Vulnerable children

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT- Skill Development means developing yourself and your skill sets to add value for

the organization and for your own career development.

STEREOTYPE - A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or

thing.

SUSTAINABILITY - is the process of maintaining change in a balanced fashion, in which the exploitation of

resources, the direction of investments, the orientation of technological development and institutional

change are all in harmony and enhance both current and future potential to meet human needs and

aspirations.

VCT – Voluntary Councelling and Testing

VMMC- Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision

VULNERABLE - Someone who is vulnerable, is weak and without protection, with the result that they are

easily hurt physically or emotionally. Vulnerability in this context can be defined as the diminished

capacity of an individual or group to anticipate, cope with, resist and recover from the impact of a natural

or man-made hazard.

Definitions taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page


870

525

26

195

10

Community Door to door

Child Protection

Churches

Clinics

Support group

28

Victim Empowerment Programme Impact

Creating Independence

Highlights

Awareness Campaigns

Empowering a community through informationand education increases awareness onindividuals’ roles in assisting and in theprevention in gender base violence. 2017awareness focused on 2 main Campaigns,including community door to door campaignsand information and education sessionsfocusing on clinics, schools, churches andsupport groups. The aim was to uplift thecommunity and individuals through education.Amcare’s targeted women who foundthemselves in abusive relationships andeducating the community on their role interms of gender based violence.

For this reporting period Amcare’s victim support services rendered the necessary safety and psychosocial services to the most vulnerable in the community from 1 April 2017 to 31st March 2018. Amcare services reached 66 women and their children through providing short to medium term care. 130 out based clients received the necessary psychosocial support in order to re-establish their lives.

The information provided clearlyindicates that Amcare’s victimempowerment services remainscritical not only in the communityof Alberton but that Amcareremains a haven for protectingwomen nationally. Continuing toestablish and build networks withNPO’s to strengthen its services.

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66 Individuals

ShelteredReporting period

1 in 4 womenAre physically abused by an intimate partner

R1.327 346GENEROUSDONATIONS 38

Women and their children sheltered

Impact Summary

women

children

Every 6 hours a women is killed by

a former of current intimate partner

21% of women over the age of 18 experience violence at the hands of a partner

8% of women report the violence they experience

Amcare’s victim empowerment programme was nominated and awarded Best practice award bythe Deputy Minister of Social Development Hendrietta Bogapane Zulu . Victim Empowerment is aservice through which Amcare assists in advocacy, counselling, sheltering and skilling womentoward independence. It is through acknowledging that they find themselves in a destructive,abusive relationship that a women then finds the strength to step out and seek assistance towardbuilding a more positive future. We offer a holistic psychosocial service to empower women inorder that they can create independence and be able to raise their children in a positiveenvironment.

April 2017 – March 2018

Ladies attended Amcare Catering course

Ladies received food support when exiting


Be part of the “Power of

Orange” 25th of every

month advocate against

gender based violence.

Overall Impact of Services Offered

Sheltered

Outbased

Skills DevelopmentLearnerships

Legal assistanceCouncelling

Schooling

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

1stQuarter

2ndQuarter

3rdQuarter

4thQuarter

1825

31

17

28

44

2632

31

78

36

55

38 39

8

Sheltered Outbased Skills Development Learnerships

Legal assistance Councelling Schooling

466

509518

399

Quarter 1

Quarter 2

Quarter 3

Quarter 4

96

HIV/AIDS Programme Impact

Care, Protection & Food Relief

Highlights

Overall Impact of Additional Empowerment

Awareness Campaigns

The social workers and 32 caregivers conductedmonthly awareness campaigns as mandated bythe Department of Social Development as a meansof educating, prevention and empoweringindividuals with knowledge.Topics that are discussed with the communitymembers during a door to door campaign includethe following:Mother to child HIV transmissionChild protection, Youth responsibilitiesMedical male circumcisions, Breast cancerAbuse against women and children, World AIDSday, personal hygiene and sexually transmittedinfections.

.

The impact of corporate and privatesponsors play a crucial role in assistingour services to continue making animpact. The number of HIV/AIDS Adultclients increased by 73 new cases thisfinancial year. Amcare assisted andcontinues to support 8 families who lostloved ones to HIV/AIDS opportunisticillnesses.What stands out in this reporting year isthat significant impact sponsoring afamily can have in giving them anopportunity and edge to equipthemselves.

CALL-TO-ACTION

050

100150

200

1st Quarter

2nd Quarter

3rd Quarter

4th Quarter

11

13

11

1212

155

169

172

133

48

48

36

16

10

OVC Gardening OVC Focus Groups

OVC Support Groups Adult Gardening

Adult Theraputic Groups Adult Support Groups

http://www.amcare.org.za

269Adults Infected with HIV/AIDS

Received services

3.7 MillionOrphans in South Africa

205

Gender Ratio

Impact Summary

Male

Female

36.7 million individuals are living with HIV/AIDS in SA

800 children in South Africa are orphaned every day.

TB/HIV co-infection rate in South Africa is nearly 60%

Reporting period


306OVC registered to receive services

1560

Food Parcels & Love buckets Distributed

Loaves of Breaddistributed

Amcare’s HIV/Aids Programme focuses on both Adults and children. The services are rendered to individuals who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS and who find themselves in vulnerable situations. The programme is especially extended to OVC (orphaned and vulnerable children) between the ages of 0-18 years of age. This programme offers various support programmes through therapeutic groups, support groups, feeding scheme and caregiving services in Phola Park, Eden Park and Greenfields.These crucial services are delivered by a team of 4 Social Work professional staff and 32 EPWP (Expanded Public Works Programme) caregivers.

For this reporting period Amcare was able to assist the community and our beneficiaries through various donations that make a significant impact;

• 186 Pairs of school shoes where donated by Bridge Church and issued to OVC

• Widney adopted a Family, supported the family for 7 months to the value of R40 700.00

• Santa Shoe Box Pledged 308 gifts donated by the community to our OVC’s

Amcare’s presence in thecommunity remains beneficial,the indication of the growth interms of needs, increase inpoverty and infections. Weremain optimistic that throughawareness, partnering andeducation we play a crucial roleplayer in decreasing the numberof indications but moreimportantly assist the communityin eradicating the negativestereotype behavior.

Donate & pledge towards

feeding a family through

filling a love bucket.


0

65

250

55

Quarter 1

Quarter 2

Quarter 3

Quarter 4

77

Elderly Care Programme ImpactAgeing with Dignity

Highlights

Overall Impact of Elderly Care Quarterly

Awareness Campaigns

A core part of the elderly programme is educatingand informing the community on various socialissues around the elderly.As illustrated in the pie chart 250 communitymembers were educated on the effects of elderlyabuse. The following topics where covered in theCampaigns over the reporting period;• HBC Services, personal and environmental

hygiene• Health care• Elderly abuse• Emotional support• Stigma against Dementia• Linking client to services.

.

Amcare’s Elderly programmecontinues to strive towards providingin the needs of the elderly in theAlberton suburb and to those livingin the impoverished areas ofAlberton. The aim of the programmewill continue working towardsadvocating for elderly rights andallowing our elderly to age withdignity.

CALL-TO-ACTION

Transported

HBC

Community

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

1st Quarter2nd Quarter

3rd Quarter4th Quarter

11

8 10

5

12

59 10

3231 33 34

Transported HBC Community


200Elderly 60+

Received services

123

Gender Ratio

Impact Summary

Male

Female

highest percentage 26,1% (1,17 million) of elderly reside in Gauteng

4,6 million people in South Africa over the age of 60.

By 2050, the global population of people above the age of 60 will exceed the number of younger people.

Reporting period


36Elderly received HBC services

18Food Parcels & Love buckets Distributed

Elderly Transported

34

130Reached in the Community

576 Loaves of Bread distributed

Amcare’s Elderly programme as subsidised by the Department of Social Development, focuseson delivering services to all elderly individuals 60+, who are in need of home based care,transport to hospitals and psycho social support. These services are rendered around theGreater Alberton area including communities of Phola Park, Eden Park and Alberton Squattercamp.

• 15 Elderly persons were blessedwith gifts from Pick ‘n Pay, BP NewMarket and spoilt to a Christmaslunch.

• 4 Elderly have been trained andequipped with Hydroponic growthpods for vegetable gardening.

• 17 Elderly where assisted andreferred to retirement villages andplaced


Adopt a Gogo or a Ntate

for a day. Let them

experience something on

their bucket list.

8

Skills DevelopmentSelf-Reliance

Highlights

Overall Impact of Skills Development

Successes• The reporting year was the 15th year Amcare

catered for the TEE college GraduationCeremony for 450 guests.

• OCSA support has extended to 10 years ofordering meals for their training courses.

• Klinger purchased platters for their monthlymanagement and corporate meetings

• The last Tuesday of every month Amcare catersfor the Rotary club

• Fly Mango Airlines donated of R96 000 worth ofcatering equipment to our skills facilitationroom.

.

Where to from here

CALL-TO-ACTION

Total TrainedExempt LearnersPai

Exempt Learners

Paid Learners

0

10

20

30

40

50

Learners

46

15

31

Total TrainedExempt LearnersPai Exempt Learners Paid Learners


46Number individuals

Trained in catering skills

38

Gender Ratio

Impact Summary

Male

Female

Reporting period


11Amcare Registered Beneficiaries trained

Starter packs & Certificates issued

34

Support Amcare’s catering

kitchen by purchasing a

meal a day for only R35.00

per plate

3Empowered to start own businesses

Learners from Dukathole LSEN school

The development of individuals towards self-reliance remains a majorfocus for this reporting year. Through the implementation of skills andfacilitation of catering skills, Amcare not only assist in empoweringindividuals but also equips households and in turn affect thecommunity. Each course is adjusted to equip the learners will the basicskills so that they can leave knowing that they able to implement whatthey have learnt. The learners who goes through the course, reportedlyhave been able to generate an income for their households.

30-million people live below the national poverty line of R992 per month

48% of South Africans between 15 and 34 were unemployed

At national level, the vast majority of employed youth

have either semi-skilled (53.1% in 2015) or low-skilled

occupations (29.2%).

The meaning of self reliance is thatone is able to rely on one's ownpowers and resources rather thanthose of others.

Having knowledge and basic skillsgive one independence as well as theconfidence in oneself. It is evidentthat Amcare continues to grow andidentify new target areas in terms ofskills development.

We see Amcare's Skills Developmentkitchen running as two spate units.• Skills facilitation for up to 8

learners at a time.• Fully equipped and contained

catering facilitation area.• Catering kitchen expanded to 3

times it capacity, catering fortenders to large companies andgovernment.

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Injabulo ClinicVoluntary Medical Male Circumcisions

Highlights

Closing of Injabulo Clinic

Overall impact of Injabulo Clinic

Injabulo Clinic as a VMCC site closed atthe end of August 2017. We howevercontinued with the treatment of clientswho are infected and affected byHIV/AIDS and are actively taking anti-retroviral medication. As at the time ofreporting, the clinic continue to be apreferred down referral site to 180clients. Services range from monthlymonitoring of bloods, life style advice,counselling on adherence, to collectionof medication from Berth Xwa Hospital(previously Germiston Hospital).

• Reduction in HIV incidences

which lower the prevalence of

HIV infection in women

specifically.

• For every 5 Voluntary male

medical procedures performed

in South Afrcia, !New infection

is adverted.

• Decreased risk for cervical

cancer and partner to partner

infections .

Medical services to clients infected andaffected by HIV/AIDS are implementedby:

• Subsidised social work servicesrendered by our social work team.

• Services are rendered to addressboth physical and mental issuesthat impact individual, householdsand communities.

CALL-TO-ACTION

0%

20%

40%

60%

80%

100%

Quarter 1Quarter 2

Quarter 3Querter 4

1250866

00

1240 876

00

Surgical Circumcisions Follow ups


2116Voluntary Medical Male Circumcisions

123

Testing Gender Ratio

Impact Summary

Male

Female

Reporting period


80Number of specialisedcircumcisions

HIV Counselling & Testing

Occupational Health

Medicals

Injabulo clinic continues to receive funding from the Center for HIV / AIDS Prevention Studies(CHAPS). The staff component is made up of 4 professional nurses, 2 enrolled nurse, 2auxiliary nurses, 3 counsellors, 2 clerks and 2 house keepers. We have a team of 6 dedicatedrecruiters in the field, educating and recruiting male clients. We continue to have 1 full timedriver who transports patients to and from the clinic as well as transporting recruiters aroundour designated areas of work.

Prevention & Education

Mobile clinics

Donate & pledge towards

feeding a family through

filling a love bucket.


12

4 reached

72 individuals

1200

VMMC is an evidenced-based intervention that has proven to reduce a man’s lifetime risk of HIV by up to

60%

Youth aged 15 – 24 years represent 39% of new HIV infections

46.4% of all males over age 15 in South Africa have been circumcised

For the period of the 17th of July we

circumcised 1450 males from 10 – 65

years and 70 children from 2 months to

9 years.

Interesting Fact

Impact Stories

Impact Story

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CALL-TO-ACTION


The Heart Strings

Partner with Amcare. You

can enable someone's

story

Everyone has a story to share although not everyone is lucky enough to share theirs. It is through the stories below that the work and service Amcare renders to the community

paints a picture for you. It also enables you our partner to experience what role you play first hand through the eyes and journey of Amcare’s beneficiaries. We hope that this

will inspire you to partner with Amcare, as well as to continue your support

What pulls at your heart;

A community filled by vulnerable

individuals should remain a

community responsibility to restore

and give hope.


Thank you Amcare for the support.

I now know that, I Susan Swart and my children Lucas, Jayden,

Chad and the other child Armand have rights and we will no

longer be abused, neglected, thrown around or trampled

because we know who we are and what we want to be in life.

And that no one can tell us otherwise.

I have learned that if I am in need to ask for help I must not be

afraid to tell someone that. If they are abusing or hurting us in

any way to stop it or we will take further steps and the law is

on our side, there are other ways to get out of this situation.

Like support groups and counselling.

Thank you for teaching me not to be afraid and that whatever

comes my way I can stand on my feet and face it eye to eye.

I am also grateful for not hiding and feeling ashamed anymore about what happened to me and that I

am sick because of it.

I still got a happy and long life in front of me and my children that needs me. I now know how to be a

good loving caring mother and that it is important to stay in touch with family for support and love.

Thanks for the shelter, food, clothes, nice Christmas and everything that goes with it.

Amcare, people you were very helpful and supportive. I

will still be working at my work put my children at school

support and love them.

And maybe find someone to love us in the future and to be

there for them as a father figure.

But for now I would still like to have counselling sessions

with my children and maybe get their father involved also.

I think it would teach him what I have learned so far

maybe we could be able to work something out for the

fortune.

Very thanks

Susan and the children.

I am writing this letter to you on behalf of the rest of my

family to express our gratitude to you, for agreeing to be our

financial supporters from July 2017

As a family we lived in desperation because we struggled to

provide for ourselves the most essential need and wants,

such as food, clothing and education. It has been a terrible

condition as I and 3 siblings are being raised by a single

mother who is currently unemployed and having to depend

only on the social grant she receives for the other two

children. I would like to give much thanks to you as Widney

for having financially supported us as a family, for if we had

not received your help we would have lost all confidence

and hope to continue our lives. Now we feel warmth and are

extremely honoured with your generous support. Through

Amcare's assistance you gave given us loved and restored

our hope. Your kindness means a lot to us, as great as a

mountain.

Sponsoring the studies is not an easy take to do but as for you, you did very well on your side. I am

the first one I am my family to attend university and in my Second year at UNISA studying education.

My family are no longer starving as Amcare buys and delivers the groceries every month. I am happy

that my mom now does rest do to not having the stress about buying us good clothing for that is all

been done through Widney. Last but not least I am very glad that my younger sister has been placed

at a school where she receives good physical training and knowledge, well there is hope for a brighter

future for her.

Growing up in a underprivileged community has not only offered finical and academic challenges, but

also helped me to realise the value of a higher education. Your sponsorship has convinced me to

believe that my dream to be able to serve in an educational position will come true. My educational

pursuits would not be possible without you magnificent support from Widney and Amcare.

Thank you for enabling this opportunity

Your sincerely

Avela Sivuka

Resources and Financial Management

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Audited Financial Report

AMCARE – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD 4/9/2018

TREASURERS REPORT

As noted in the auditor’s report, income was down by close on R1M.

We did however manage our expenditure accordingly, resulting in a surplus of R50,400 (R673,150).

Amcare, compared to the recent past-is in a good space with year-end cash on hand standing at R1.4M.

Much reliance is still placed on Government Funding and given the state of the economy, the rest of 2018 to March year end, is not going to be easy.

We do however have the right team in place and look forward, in faith, to the challenges that lie ahead.

To the auditors, thank you for your contribution, it is really appreciated.

Treasurer

DERRICK BRADLEY

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Looking Forward

Amcare’s Board of Management

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Leadership

“A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and

shows the way.”John C Maxwell

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

Chairperson Rev. Stephanus (Faan) Myburgh

Vice Chairperson Deacon. Vernon van Wyk

Secretary Zukiswa Rotile

Treasurer Derrick St Clair Bradley

Member Eric McKechnie

Member Ian Armitage

Member Beverley Gail van Zyl

Member Andrea Wiehan

Member Les Kirkland

Member Dan Serumola

Member Molefi Takalo

Designated Minister from AMC Rev. Jeff van der Spuy

Designated Circuit Steward Peter Nancarrow

SENIOR MANAGEMENTS DETAILS

General Manager Marihet Infantino

Operations Manager Gavin Lewis

Human Resource Manger Dharmeta Makan

Financial Manager Marlene Engelbrecht

Fundraising Relationship Manager Nadine Mason

Skills Facilitator Sandra Human

Social Work Manager Delisile Dube

Amcare’s Management Team


8

3

Gender Ratio

Male

Female

11Number of Board Members

Transformation

3 African

7 Whites

Lend a helpful hand

Encourage

Always Listen

Do the right thing

Energize

Respect others

Serve

Thank You to all Our Partners

Cash Donations Received

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Benefits of Donating to Amcare:

• Section 18A Certificate• BBBEE Level 1, 135%

procurement recognition• Link on our website as a

partner

CALL-TO-ACTION


Growth Towards Sustainability

Your continued

support assists

Amcare to reach the

most vulnerable.

Pledge today

R0 - R5000

A Maniakis Christene Morton Glenda Wade JG Smook

ABC Loots J.H. C Pietersen Grace Trinity DJ Law

Anne Van Rensburg Compu Clearing (Pty) Ltd Isaiah 58:6-9 Lewensentrum

AJ Johnson CNS Flooring J Cloete Logan

Alison Daniel Rens J Rossouw Lionel Perry Habib

Amy Mouse Emarald Sky Coetzee Family L Wilson

Andrew Wessels Simon Davenall Johan Strydom Maniakis

Michal-Ronzansik G Diedericks J van der Merwe Malcolm Moriarty

Capstone (Pty) Ltd Germiston Rotary Annes Jen Swart M Heroldt

Cheetah Lubbe Gill Oosthuizen JP Armitage M Heydenrych

Matrix Multisurge P Bedser R Von Rischbieude

Mabena Retreat Noleen Maher PE Janisch R Stephenson

Micheal Jarman N Goodwin P Sourgen Robo Door

Motion Story NJR Steel Planned Storage Methods cc Rose Valloo

MA Linderfielder Ophirton Lodge Quadrant Elevators Thea Brook

van der Merwe Family Womens Manyano Yvette Gory

R5000-R10000 R10 000-R20 000

Formula 1 Amanda -Johnson

HW Steyn CC van Coller

Investecpbclinton Venter Don Equality

JL Gebhardt Endress And Hauser

Kagiso Tarp And Net Flsmidth-Krebs

Kim Van Wyk G & T Hendry

L Pietersen Gordon-Ehrensen

N Dauman HJ De Villiers

Pick ‘n Pay Insulpro

S Jones Julie Hristov

Smittys-Muttitt Stella-Enstzen

Wispeco

R20 000

AND ABOVE

Bennett Family

Blind Designs

CK Connectors cc

PPG

Fran Diesel

Ireland Davenport

Joy Global Foundation

Klinger (Pty) Ltd

Tirisano Trust

Vedd Moffat

Widney

“We make a living by what we get….But we make a life by what we give.”

Winston Churchill

On behalf of our beneficiaries and staff, Amcare thanks you foryour continued support. The impact of your generosity goes along way in assisting Amcare to reach the most vulnerable in ourcommunity. This would not be possible without your support andpartnership.


Thank You to all Our Partners

Goods in Kind

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CALL-TO-ACTION


Growth Towards Sustainability

Contact Amcare's

Marketing Department to

find our more.

Amcare wish list / needs

Love Buckets / Food Goods in kind Time Signage

Woolworths Alberton City Kagiso Tarps Schalk du Preez Blind Design

Bidvest – Blue Marine Komatso/ Joy Global Trust Hennie Van Niekerk Caxton – Alberton Record

New Market BP Dfence – NJR Steel Percy Bedser U-Can- StoreAllerton MethodistCongregation Members Bridge Church / Dare To Care Metopolitan Germiston CMH ToyotaBrackenhurst Methodist Congregation Members Lewensentrum Cindy Sterni Copy To Print

Kagiso Tarp and Net Pam Golding Christine Stanton Springbok Pharmacy

Checkers - Glenvista Dischem – Mall Of The South Meldoy Ford

Pick ‘n Pay Lemon Tree Springbok Pharmacy Viviane Rozanski

Macy Spar Fracious Electrical Connie Seekooi

Fresh Earth Joburg Tyres Chris Skinner

Checkers – Mall Of The South Bidvest Steiner Coffee on the Move

Ok Bazaars KIC Whirlpool Dr. Vicky Giannakopoulos

Unibase Air Liquide Sweetheart Photography

Flour & Faith Sequiera Family Ms. Arfica – Lucinda PetersonFood Lovers Market – New Market Beverly Van Zyl Miss Arica Junior 2017

Verwoerdpark Fruit And Veg Rainbow Sklylights Decathlon

Alberton Meat Market Doc Cycling Club Vida Ras

New Leaf Brands Germiston Wheelers Ellen Blow

St. Declans Grace Trinity Jeffery Family

Luso Africa Cycling Santa Shoe Box Erika Nardin

Nutriseed Spur New Market Hibbert Family

Mulbarton Primary Wade Family

Altas Copco Marilie Fouche

Braam Visser

Abba

Door of Hope

Elite Star Trading

Methodist Church Women’sAuxiliary

Infinity Claims

Camera Press

HM Studio

Epic Foundation

Distell

Tiger wheel & Tyre

Formula 1 Tech

Smitty’s Family Outfitters

Osram

Little Eagle Spur

Tara Pharmaceuticals

Kyron Laboratories

Merv’s Hardware

Indigo Brands

Genop Healthcare

Zayla Biltong

Bollore’ Logistics

Fly Mango

Ruth Vivienne Jenliffe

Harley Ownership Group –HOG

There is no better way to thank God for your life than by giving a helping hand to someone with no home.

Thank you for giving, through your donation of goods and timeAmcare is able to focus more finances on various growingneeds in the community. This enhances the livelihoods of ourbeneficiaries. Thank you for making Amcare’s vision possible.

Benefits of donating goods in kind to Amcare:

• Section 18A Certificate• BBBEE Level 1, 135%

procurement recognition• Link on our website as a

partner


Thank You for Participating

Fundraising Events

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CALL-TO-ACTION


Become a Amcare

volunteer today

Thank you for creating opportunities and inspiring hope

for a better tomorrow.

Thank you for giving. Through supporting Amcare's events and

fundraisers you assisted us in generating the necessary finances

to continue service delivery to the community. It is through our

events that we are able to build lasting partnerships with you,

and in turn you are exposed to our beneficiaries reality.

Amcare Golf Day

2017

140 Golfers 15 Tee boxes

sponsored

R84 569.00Thank you to all the

players, Tee Box sponsors and prize

sponsors

947 Cycle Challenge

42 Cyclists

R59,504.30

To all our cyclists and sponsors thank

you

Picnic Under the Tree of

lights

246 Tags Sold

R 8,946.00Memories of love

thank you for being part and sharing in

this evening

Night Market by Fairy Lights

58 Stalls

R13,288.84This would not have

been possible if it was not for the stall holders, community

members

Join Amcare’s Journey


Amcare Volunteers’ Needed

Not everyone can make a financial contribution. We all have time and skills that can be used at Amcare to enable services to reach the most vulnerable.

Amcare needs volunteers in these three areas:• Shop ‘n Doodle• Fundraising• Marketing

For more information contact Amcare’s Marketing Department• [email protected]• 011 869 5856

Every Penny Matters

Some of the ways in which you can support Amcare financially

• Register for a my school card and swipe it at every opportunity

• Make a monthly donation• Adopt a family and make a difference every day• Pledge to pay the month bread bill for Amcare• Adopt a car: petrol and maintenance• Project funding

Start today, become a partner. Email [email protected] for more information.

mailto:[email protected]


2017Additional Information

NPO Reg. number NPO NO: 016-772

PBO Reg. Number PBO NR. 930 010 181

Certification Section 18A Registration

BBBEE Score BBBEE Level 1, 135% procurement recognition

Business Address 15 Heidelberg RoadNew MarketAlberton1450

Postal Address P.O. BoxAlberton1449

Contact Details: 011 907 4220 / 011 869 [email protected]://www.amcare.org.za

Bank Details: AmcareABSA AlbertonCheque AccountAccount No. 4054 832 338Branch Code: 631142


http://www.amcare.org.za/

http;//www.amcare.org.za15 Heidelberg rd. c/o Ascot Avenue,

New Market011 869 5856

[email protected]

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PowerPoint Presentation · Rev. Faan MyBurgh in society with the appropriate help. I also express our appreciation to individuals, organisations and, businesses, big and small, who