Established in 2015
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL COHESION ADVOCACY
SOCKET SPORT PROJECT
African Continentals Network proudly brings to you, the Socket Sport project, as a newly invented Fun and Fascinating Sport code. The Inventor of the Sport is none other than the founder of AFCONET. For more information on this project, kindly visit the Socket Sport Foundation home here!
More than half of SA’s population is living in poverty, data from Statistics South Africa revealed.
“According to the Poverty Trends Report for 2006 to 2015, 30.4 million people (55.5% of the population) is living in poverty. This is up from the 53.2% or 27.3 million people reported in 2011!” – fin24.com (accessed on 22/08/2017)
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OUR AREAS OF OPERATION
- Safety and Liaison
- Moral Regeneration
- Social Welfare and Services
- Education and Training
- Service Delivery
- Justice For All
Engagement on issues of Crime, Violence, Police-Community partnership, etc..
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“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and he will reward them for what they have done.” – Proverbs 19:17
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Help us Identify Destitute Families and Individuals!
We at AFCONET are building a Database of vulnerable and destitute families and individuals from our communities, throughout South Africa, in order for us to be able to ‘link them’ to potential donors.
It is for this reason that we kindly ask anyone who knows someone who might need someone else’s help, to assist us in our bid. One may do this by clicking the ‘Register A Beneficiary‘ link on the main navigation
Addressing Xenophobia in 2015
I am a Migrant Too!! Mr Mbodla initiated a concept of Social Cohesion with the theme “I have your African blood in me”, few months before the emerging of Xenophobic attacks in April 2015. This came about as a strategy to be proactive rather than reactive when it comes to this threat. He is determined to hold on […]
