With the 2007 opening of parliament, President Thabo Mbeki made the following statement: “All South Africans need to work together in striving for freedom of poverty and moral decay.” In response to this a national newspaper, “The Burger”, and the Business School of the University of Stellenbosch held an one day conference with the theme, “Social Cohesion.” SCEP did a presentation and was identified by the conference organizers as a community development project that can make a positive and practical contribution to Social Cohesion in South Africa.
SCEP AS A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
Have no political or religious affiliations with any other party or church and shall cater for the needs of the local Schoemanshoek and Cango Valley communities, immaterial of colour, race or creed.
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Boytjie Spies from de Oude Meul teaches about the environment
SCEP would like to thank Oom Boytjie Spies from de Oude Meul Guesthouse for taking our kids on an excursion and teaching them about the environment.
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Karusa Wines gets involved with SCEP
Karusa, a local and very successful winery has started donating to SCEP and we are immensely grateful for their support.
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58 New entries at our school this year
Education is a beautiful thing if it is transferred properly from teacher to student and if the student applies it correctly and efficiently. Do you remember your first day at school? I don't but I do know that I was very very nervous and excited at the s
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Grove Primary, Cape Town continues to provide much needed support
We don't know where to start or to stop thanking Grove Primary in Cape Town for their continued support. You, along with the rest of our sponsors make it possible for SCEP to make a difference in the Spieskamp community. Your generosity is so immense and
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PNA & Steers donates stationery
You can have classrooms and learning aids at your disposal but without much needed stationery that helps children to record and enjoy what they have learnt, teaching will not reach the success that it is capable of.
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Steers Oudtshoorn has a heart of Gold
Isn't it wonderful when someone takes you out for dinner, even more so when you didn't see it coming. It makes a preson feel special, loved and appreciated. This is exactly what Steers Oudtshoorn did for the children from the Spieskamp community, a luxury
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With your help and support, we create a future for school learners like Lynell.
Lynell walks to school in town, and back to Schoemanshoek everyday, a combined distance of nearly 25 kilometres in both directions. He leaves home at 6:00 am in the morning and only arrives back at home after 16:00 pm. Then he still has to do his homework
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BMW Clubs Africa sponsors SCEP
BMW Clubs Africa (www.bmwclubs-africa.org.za) is a non-profit organisation which arranges events for BMW enthusiasts who love riding their motorcycles – and all profit is donated to charities or used towards the management of the BMW Clubs.
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Rie Ruijten cares about SCEP
Mr. Rie Ruijten has been so kind to donate some money to SCEP
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Schoemanshoek children are wrapped in a blanket of pink and purple 'vygies'
Spring is the most beautiful season of the year and mother nature has done a wonderful job of showing her magnificence this year in Schoemanshoek.
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BIrthday presents for SCEP
On the 4th of February 2011 we visited the school in Spies Kamp, Schoemanshoek and met Hennie Pretorius. We were so impressed with what he has achieved but we also realised that there was still so much to do and that it could not be achieved without the n
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Klein Karoo Seed Production reaches out to Vrederust Pre-primary school.
Nutritional care is one of SCEP’s focus areas.
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Grove supplies food for thought.
We say thank you to Grove Primary School [Cape Town] for donating library books to us.
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An apple a day keeps the doctor away
Grove Primary School [Cape Town] continues to support SCEP
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Grove Primary School [Cape Town] pays a visit
Staff and learners of Grove Primary School [Cape Town] on a friendly visit to Vrederust Primary School.
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SCEP Sê BAIE DANKIE VIR DIE ONDERSTEUNING
Een maal per week word ‘n gebalanseerde maaltyd aan die 50 kindertjies by ons kleuterskool voorsien. Gedurende die vakansie is weekliks ‘n emmer sop gegee vir die
koue winterdae.
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Chass Everitt supports SCEP
Since July 2010 Chas Everitt Oudtshoorn has been involved in the Schoemanshoek Community Enhancement Project (SCEP). Once a week we provide a cooked meal for 60 children.
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Thank You Grove Primary ☺☻☺☻☺☻
We would like to thank Grove Primary School (Cape Town) who has supported the Vrederust Pre Primary School for the past 3 years by buying fruit and milk for 60 children on a daily basis.
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Two lovely ladies from Alphen aan den Rijn (Netherlands) pops by for a visit.
Two ladies from Oudtshoorn's twin city in the Netherlands, one who's taken up temporary residence and another who's a tourist decided to pay our project a visit, boy were we delighted to see them.
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Thank you to Wilgewandel for 10 years of support
For the past 10 years Wilgewandel has been supporting our project by supplying our nutritional feeding program with food on a monthly basis.
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Fruit & Veg City helps us with a generous contribution
We would like to extend our gratitude to Fruit & Veg City (Oudtshoorn) for supplying us with a generous donation of vegetables (potatoes, onions and gem squash) for the elderly and children in Spieskamp, Schoemanshoek.
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Gee 'n Bietjie, Spaar Baie
The main emphasis of SCEP will be to provide an “Educational and Learning Institution” for the minor children and adults. Literacy training programmes will be provided to develop the skills of the juveniles and adult persons who are illiterate and current
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Skenkings kan skoolgaan beter maak
Listed in our Education & Training section
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Donation for SCEP
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2 000 kg klere uit Kanada!
Listed in our Nutrition / Feeding section
VYF gesinne van die stad Regina in Saskatchewan, Kanada se maandelange vasberadenheid om ‘n verskil aan armoede op Oudtshoorn te maak, is die afgelope week beloon toe 2 000 kg klere en ‘n groot klomp beddegoed op die dorp aangekom het. Dié klere en beddeg
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2 000 kg klere uit Kanada!
Listed in our In the Media section
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Kommer oor bouprojek
Listed in our Education & Training section
‘N KLEUTERSKOOLPROJEK in Schoemanshoek waarvoor Absa reeds R400 000 bewillig het, dreig om skipbreuk te lei weens oponthoude by die Oudtshoorn munisipaliteit.
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Maak nou ’n verskil
Listed in our Nutrition / Feeding section
WEES gerus op die uitkyk vir die plakkate en houers by Pick n Pay en Super Carwash op Oudtshoorn waar bydraes vir die Scep nou ook geplaas kan word.
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Nou kan almal bydra
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INWONERS van Oudtshoorn kan van vandeesweek af op tasbare wyse betrokke raak by 'n voedingsprojek op die dorp.
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Schoemanhoeker se groen droom!
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Hy wil al die gastehuise op Schoemanshoek van vars groente voorsien en terselfdertyd sy eie inkomste aanvul. Dit is die droom van n 60-jarige plaaswerker van Schoemanshoek, mnr Samuel van Vuuren.
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Scep droom groot
Listed in our Recreational & Sport Facilities section
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We would like to thank Grove Primary School (Cape Town) who has supported the Vrederust Pre Primary School for the past 3 years by buying fruit and milk for 60 children on a daily basis.
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We would like to thank Grove Primary School (Cape Town) who has supported the Vrederust Pre Primary School for the past 3 years by buying fruit and milk for 60 children on a daily basis.
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We would like to thank Grove Primary School (Cape Town) who has supported the Vrederust Pre Primary School for the past 3 years by buying fruit and milk for 60 children on a daily basis.
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