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Ezendalo Innovations Garden Project

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Commenced:	01/10/2016
Submitted:	19/10/2016
Last updated:	24/10/2016
Location:	Site C, Khayalitsha, Cape Town, Western Cape, ZA
Phone:	+27840615530
Website:	https://www.givengain.com/ap/ikhwezilokusapermaculturefarm/
Climate zone:	Mediterranean

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Ezendalo Innovations Garden Project

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Rural

Project Summary

We at, Ikhwezi Lokusa Permaculture Farm, have traveled 1000km from the Eastern Cape to assist and help establish a 3rd community garden in Khayelitsha

Project Description

EZENDALO INNOVATIONS GARDEN PROJECT Xolisa Bangane and Lonwabu Mfengusa are dynamic youngsters within the Khayelitsha Community (Cape Town, South Africa) who through their own accord, started up two Community Gardens at local primary schools within their neighborhood. The food grown in these gardens help aid Soup Kitchens, food for the school children as well as their own families.They now want to extend a third garden as well as upgrade their two existing gardens. Ezendalo Innovations Garden will be the third project branching out from Xolisa's initial concept, Ikhaya Garden. IKHWEZI LOKUSA PERMACULTURE FARM We at Ikhewzi Lokusa Permaculture Farm, situated 15km outside of East London(Eastern Cape, South Africa) decided to pack our spades and tools to come give the Ezendalo Team a hand. Our farm is an organically managed farm, and have been so for the past 3 decades. We put our heads, hearts,networks and resources together, to help these inspiring souls achieve even more through what they have already setup. We will be hosting Basic Permaculture Principle and system Workshops, as well as workshops on Soil Management, and Beneficial Bacteria for a stronger MicroBiome through the art of Fermentation. We are giving of our time and energy and fundraising and looking to establish many more of the same initiatives within impoverished/underprivileged communities. We are looking to raise funds through any means necessary to further aid our cause in educating communities and empowering individuals through the exchange of Permaculture skills and knowledge.

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