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African Solutions served 51 918 plates of nutritious meals to 341 OVC in the past year.

“What inspires me is the change that I see in children’s lives. They are happy and there is not much hunger among them anymore because they get two plates of food, one at school and one here at the centre later in the day before they go home. The children love the centre very much and they are happy here. I would like to thank ASAP for the change they brought to our village. I love the women I work with, they inspire me. Their dedication for the centre is heartwarming.” – Olga Nokhayalethu Zweni (52)

Annual Report 2020-2021

In celebration of our beneficiaries and all we have achieved through our partnership with them, we are pleased to share our 2020-2021 Annual Report with you.

ASAP says Thank You!

We are heartened by the pulling together of private, government and non-profits to give all South Africans a fighting chance against this pandemic.

Who is ASAP?

ASAP facilitates processes with rural women who are caring for and enabling care of children, particularly orphans and vulnerable children, in their village and support those women to be effective.

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🧡 Today, on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, ASAP stand with women and girls everywhere to say: Enough is enough.

Violence against women is one of the most pervasive human rights violations in the world, affecting 1 in 3 women globally. In the rural communities we serve, the impact is devastating - robbing women and children of safety, dignity, and opportunity.At ASAP Foundation, we work alongside courageous rural women and youth to challenge harmful norms, raise awareness, and support survivors of gender-based violence. Through our work with community leadership and activists, paralegal support, and psychosocial services, we are building safer villages and empowering women to break the cycle of abuse.Join us in speaking out, supporting survivors, and investing in prevention. Together, we can create thriving, resilient communities where every woman and girl is safe and free.#asapcares #noonefightsalone #GBVF #SayHerName@followers Soul City Institute Higher Hope Foundation @GBVF Response Fund1 ... See MoreSee Less