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Caring Purpose Launches Back-To-School Shoe Initiative for Grade 2 Learners

For many children, a simple pair of school shoes can make a meaningful difference in supporting attendance, comfort, and self-esteem in the classroom. Through this initiative, Caring Purpose seeks to remove a common barrier faced by vulnerable families and create a more equal start for learners during a critical stage of their education. “We believe …

For many children, a simple pair of school shoes can make a meaningful difference in supporting attendance, comfort, and self-esteem in the classroom. Through this initiative, Caring Purpose seeks to remove a common barrier faced by vulnerable families and create a more equal start for learners during a critical stage of their education.

“We believe every child deserves to walk into the classroom feeling confident and cared for,” said Romanda Hombir the founder of Caring Purpose. “This initiative is about more than shoes, it’s about restoring dignity, encouraging learning, and showing children that their community believes in them.”

Caring Purpose calls on individuals, partners, and supporters to contribute to this initiative through donations and support. Every contribution helps place a child one step closer to a positive and empowered school experience.

Donations to be sent to

Bank: FNB/RMB
Account Holder: Caring Purpose Npc
Account Type: Gold Business Account
Account Number: 63191553049
Branch Code: 250655

About Caring Purpose
Caring Purpose is a community-driven organisation committed to uplifting children and families through practical, compassionate initiatives that promote dignity, opportunity, and long-term impact.

For more information contact caringpurposeorg@gmail

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Author: Nhlakanipho Ncayiyana from Straw Management Agency on behalf of Caring Purpose.

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