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- 23. From our OVC programme has grown:
- 24. Helping our children to study and train after leaving school.
- 25. A recent addition to this trust is the Peter France Bursary, provided through the generosity of the France family and several sponsors.
- 26. Poverty is not an accident. Like slavery and apartheid, it is man-made and can be removed by the actions of human beings. – Nelson Mandela
- 32. Pray for our children!
- 34. We are registered: NPO no 045/928 PBO no 930024731 URN BEE4657451
- 35. www.afft.org.za