Brain Food for Afterschool Programmes

by LIV Lanseria

Gauteng Education

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All of our brains function better when we are nourished, children especially. That is why this project is raising funds to provide 200 grade-school children attending the Ithuteng Afterschool Programmes with high-quality snacks for six months.

COVID 19 pandemic has increased the vulnerability of school-aged children. The inconsistency of school days has caused a large disruption in our children's education.

Ithuteng Afterschool Programmes as part of LIV Lanseria serves an average of 200 school-aged children a day in the Joe Slovo community in the Lanseria area. The children have a safe place to come and get educational support, a small snack, and a comforting mentor.

All of our brains function better when we are nourished, our children especially. Enhancing our snack from a small peanut butter and jam sandwich with a fruit, to a more well-balanced snack would give our children a better chance at retaining information, having a better attitude, and receiving the support they need. A high-quality food pick-me-up can do wonders for the development and future of our children.