SHADE was established in 1999 in South Africa by Tembo Kalenga, David Ilunga, and Greg Andrews to provide help, advocacy, development and education for displaced peoples. It began through the Woodstock Methodist Church and created programs like the Sister 2 Sister Project linking displaced peoples across South Africa and the continent. Due to the number of at-risk children in the area, SHADE also began its youth program called Le Berceau (The Cradle). SHADE's vision is to be a place of welcome that builds bridges for a united future of peace and development.

1. SHADE
Sojourner; Help, Advocacy,
Development, Education

2. History of SHADE
! Established in 1999 by Tembo Kalenga, David Ilunga, and
Greg Andrews
! Began through the Woodstock Methodist Church and still
maintains a strong bond
! Due to personal experiences of displacement, the vision of
SHADE was born!
! By Linking with other displaced peoples in South Africa, the
connections with the rest of the continent were made,
creating SHADE’s Sister 2 Sister Project
! Because of the huge number of at-risk children around the
area, SHADE began it’s youth program, Le Berceau (The
Cradle)