Wish List 2021 Wish List 2021 Paper EDUCATION Text books Various subjects 260,000 Art supplies Paint, paintbrushes, canvasses 27,500 Net Ops Student monitoring software 10,000 Uniforms Shirts, dresses, shoes, socks, blazers 663,000 Stationery Pens, pencils, rulers, books, calculators 365,000 Network points Including LAN maintenance & repairs 20,000 Mobile cart plugs South African charging points for tablets 10,000 Laptop batteries To replace faulty & outdated batteries 10,000 Annual cost for educational resources 100,000 Christel House South Africa is a non-pro t school with a single mission: to break the cycle of poverty . We offer no-fee scholarships to students from some of Cape Town’s poorest neighbourhoods and support them for 19 years (Grade RR to Grade 12 and ve years post matric) through character-based and career focused education. Our bene ciaries include approximately 800 students from grade RR to 12, 250+ post-matric students and more than 3000 parents and other members of the communities we serve. You can change lives by simply donating any of our Wish List items . From stationery and books to uniforms and sporting equipment, donated items are just as valuable as monetary donations as it reduces our operational costs. In-kind donations to Christel House are tax deductible in terms of Section 18A of the Income Tax Act of 1962. As such, individuals and businesses qualify to receive a tax certi cate for the value of the item(s) donated. Businesses can also receive BEE points for their contributions. Thank you for taking the time to peruse our Wish List and we look forward to hearing from you. Cost per bus/year Christel House provides free, daily transport to all of its 800 students to and from school. Students come from 20 impoverished areas in the Cape Flats, including (amongst other) Langa, Phillippi, Strandfontein and Hanover Park. We use reliable, local contractors to support our local economy. 332,500 TRANSPORT School bus 600,000 1 new school bus (32-seater) EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Educational psychologist Ad hoc student assessments & assistance 50,000 Psychometric testing Educational psychometrist (whole school) & psychologist (grade 12) 77,000 STARS programme Saturday English & Math remediation programme for bottom 30% of students across the school 430,000 Character programme Research and development 60,000 SPORT & EXTRAMURAL Soccer Snacks & transport to matches, eld maintenance 15,000 Netball Equipment, snacks and transport to matches 24,000 Athletics Plasters, name tags, snacks, drinks 5,000 Volleyball Balls, shoes, kits, food, transport to matches 17,000 Yoga Weekly yoga for Junior School 54,000 Music Equipment maintenance & transport for school brass band, jazz band and choirs. Music teacher assistants in high & junior school 72,000 Junior school High school NUTRITION 545 students (two nutritious meals & snacks per student per day) 1,794,000 248 students (two nutritious meals & snacks per student per day) 806,000 OUTREACH & SERVICE LEARNING Build Our Boys programme Big Brother Mentorship collaboration and Adopt a Dad Mentorship Programme 34,800 Junior School eld trips & excursions Two Oceans Aquarium, Iziko Museum, Castle of Good Hope, Maritime Centre, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, SA Astronomy Observancy, student leadership camp, etc. 150,000 High School eld trips & excursions Two Oceans Aquarium, Iziko Museum, Slave Lodge, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Baxter Theatre, beach clean-ups, leadership camp, etc. 161,350 Medical testing Medical supplies Doctor & dental referrals, medical, hearing & site testing Basic medicine, rst aid & clinic supplies, PPE 113,500 Drug testing & rehabilitation Regular routine drug tests by the school clinic staff 55,000 31,000 Personal hygiene products Personal care, oral hygiene 10,000 HEALTHCARE & SOCIAL SERVICES Parent workshops Six parent workshops per year to empower, educate and enrich our parents. Workshops cover topics such as substance abuse, sex education, parenting skills, computer skills 120,000 Restorative practices 35,000 Training, consulting, coaching & support Drama therapy 16,000 Structured sessions to promote mental health Contraceptives 36,000 Provided by in-house clinic Socio-economic skills & learner workshops 15,000 Sex education, anger & stress management workshops Spectacles 20 - 30 pairs of spectacles, as prescribed to students by a partnering optometrist 25,000 330,000 Student stipends Monthly stipends to nancially vulnerable, qualifying graduates for essentials (transport, food, etc.). Stipends range from R740 per month to R350 once-off allocations to new working graduates. These stipends are crucial lifelines for graduates who often do not receive nancial support from their parents/guardians/ family when at university or starting off in a new career 1,143,900 COLLEGE & CAREERS FACILITIES & CAPITAL PROJECTS TOTAL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP COSTS FOR 2021 Matric dorms Construction of pop-up dorms to accommodate Grade 12 students on-site during exam periods 2,500,000 Battery back-up 20kW solar back-up power system, to connect with our solar PV system installed in 2020. 200,000 Network maintenance Cabling, troubleshooting 10,000 Classroom equipment To kit out our 3 new Grade RR classrooms 120,000 Reception area Design and construction of new reception 60,000 Security Burglar bars, CCTV cameras 200,000 Thank you for reviewing our Wish List. Your donation will help transform the lives of our students. To make a donation, you can simply Donate directly on our website at sa.christelhouse.org/donate Do an electronic funds transfer (EFT) using our bank account details Name: Christel House South Africa Bank: First National Bank Account #: 62690724573 Branch code: 250 655 Swift code: FIRNZAJJ Reference: Your initials & surname Or kindly contact Francois Louw ouw@sa.christelhouse.org / 021 704 9407 www.sa.christelhouse.org