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18 Mimosa Street, Wilro Park, Roodepoort, 1725
083 272 1373
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414 Ontdekkers Rd, Florida Park, Roodepoort, 1709
011 472 9703
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1 Berlandina Street, Roodepoort, 1725
083 708 6912
We provide affordable and safe accommodation to Independent Seniors and Frail Care to those who need 24/7 Nursing Care 
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30 Gerrit Maritz Street, Witpoortjie, Roodepoort, 1724
0658398170
We are raising funds for the following: 1.) Awareness of anti-rhino poaching. 2.) Rhino protection and relocation to secure homes for our rhinos. 3.) To ensure an Increase in our rhino population and to prevent the extinction of our wildlife. 4.) Supporting rhino sanctuaries. 5.) Supporting rhino orphans, those that lost their mothers. 6.) Rhino rehab centers and rehabilitation, to rhinos which have become victims in poaching 7.) Training support/bursaries for candidates who wish to become park rangers or security offers in the field to protect and support our rhinos. 8.) Education Support and teaching our youth about rhinos, rhino poaching, how they can support our rhinos and how they can get involved in saving our rhinos. 9.) Support our rhinos by food, milk, water, vet and other, etc. 10.) Support in equipment food, beverages, and weapons for safety for them our rangers, security guards and our rhinos. 11.) Supporting payment for vet bills of injured or stress rhinos. 12.) Helping the less fortunate that are really struggling, who have pets included. 13.) Helping independent animal shelters and rhino farms, which does not get support from the Government. 14.) We support and have agreed not to give out information about private independent rhino farms and their whereabouts, or to take a picture and post it on social media or any other form. We agreed to keep the information confidential. We are very strict in regards to the rhino crisis matter for the safety and protection of our rhinos. Therefore we will only provide the necessary information which is limited information regarding our precious rhinos. We do hope that you will understand and respect the matter. We will keep you updated with the matters above mentioned, progress and our work we do regarding our rhinos. 15.) We take our work and duties very seriously to protect our rhinos and to provide love, security, health, home, protection, and support our rhinos need. 
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LFP House, 47 Kroton St S, Weltevredenpark, Johannesburg, Roodepoort, 1725
011 791 1602
The LFP Group was launched in 2013 in response to a crucial need for skills development to address unemployment in South Africa’s ever-changing economic landscape. In 2016, the Group built two sister companies under the LFP Flag – LFP Agri and LFP Digi Campus – which offer future-forward and pioneering transformation solutions for both the private and public sectors. Today the Group is committed to thinking about the bigger global goal, reforming not only the job and skills development sectors but also Africa’s transformational journey. 
200 CONSTANTIA DRIVE, Roodepoort, 1709
011 471 1400
The Clover Mama Afrika – Ukwakha Isizwe (Building and nurturing our nation) project is a national social upliftment project which seeks to assist and support communities at grassroots level in an enabling and empowering manner so they can help themselves and those around them. The project’s main involvement is with women who look after abused, abandoned, orphaned and HIV/Aids children as well as the elderly. In South Africa we have many such Mamas. They reflect humility, caring and strength and are respected by their peers. These Mamas hold the keys to the secrets of yesteryear. They tell the stories of the past and are the points of call in times of need. Not only are they aware of the needs of their communities, but they actively address those needs in whatever way possible. In their townships, they unassumingly take charge of protecting, nurturing and educating their young and take care of the abandoned senior citizens. At Clover, we have the commitment to handle the Clover Mama Afrika Initiative; financially and otherwise. We have the infrastructure and proven track record in place to handle and, moreover, continue our commitment. In fact, the project has proved to be a tremendous success – and is a stable, well-run social investment programme of which the finances are independently audited by Ernst & Young. But it is not enough. The scope of the project and the challenges facing South Africa are simply too big for Clover to carry alone. And so, in the spirit of ubuntu – of embracing humanity – we ask you to join us on this road through hope and upliftment to sustainable success. While Africa is still a land of hunger and need, Clover Mama Afrika is a story of hard truths and soft touches…. Of an initiative that’s out of Africa and fully in place… Of money that’s not simply disappearing into a bottomless pit, but helping people rise above their circumstances. 
