Food4Africa aims to supply at least one vitamin-enriched meal per day to preschool children, those in home-based initiatives, and AIDS orphans. They focus on preschoolers as that is a crucial developmental time. They have created nourishing porridges in South Africa and improved lives of HIV children through better housing and care. In 2008, some Formula 1 drivers visited one of their relief stations, playing games with the children and bringing much joy to the poor community.

1. FOOD4AFRICA

2. Introduction to Food4Africa
• Food4Africa is committed work with other
organisations to supply children with at least one
vitamin and mineral enriched meal for every day.
• Food4Africa intends to help pre-school children,
Home based initiatives, and AIDS orphans.
• They want to feed pre-school children since pre-school
children are at the most crucial
development stages of their lives.

3. Introduction to Food4Africa
• Food4Africa wants to help Home-based
initiatives to help feed those in destitute.
• Food4Africa helps AIDS orphans to help
prevent progression or death in HIV-infected
children.
• Food4Africa works with the government to
develop more measurable and speedier
process to support the plight of all vulnerable
children and families.

4. The Impact.
• We have created a porridge and distributed to
hungry children in South Africa. It maximizes
energy levels and enhances immune system to
fight off opportunistic diseases.
• We have also improved lives of HIV children by
giving them better homes and caring for them
more.

5. Our History.
• Food4africa had the privileged to meet some of the 2008 A1 grand prix racing drivers on 20
the February 2008 when they paid the relief station Mount Moriah a visit. Dana and Pearl
from Megapro, the PRO company, arrived very early on this humid morning to set up stage
for the day.
• The air was filled with excitement as we awaited the arrival of the bus with all the soon to be
famous youngsters.
• Cheers of welcome erupted from young and old as the bus slowly wound it s way through the
very narrow street of Shakaskraal towards us.
• Introductions were made all around and then the fun started.
• The drivers were more enthusiastic than the boys about the scalectric and roars of laughter
erupted as the little cars were put through their paces on the circuit. Everybody wanted a
turn to show off their prowess as driver of a remote control car.
• Some of the kids had never even seen a remote control never mind a scalectric track and
whispers of awe was floating around the rooms.
• The soccer match between the drivers and boys was full of fun. The little ones gave as good
as they got from the drivers with shouts of joy and triumph as goals were scored on either
side.
• What a day this was for not only the kids from this very poor settlement but also for the well
travelled group of grand prix members and drivers.
• A day that was burned into our minds with fond memories and singing hearts for it takes very
little to make a poor child happy. They have nothing so every “scrap” of “something” is more
than what they would have had in their life time and their smiles showed their
contentment…..

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• Team Name : Save Demecia
• Slides 1-5 :
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