Mhani Gingi – when translated into English – stands for a caring, industrious woman who is always looking for lasting solutions to social problems. Mhani Gingi is a non-profit organization that strives to provide innovative business solutions which are sustainable and profitable, and contribute towards alleviating poverty in South Africa.
Mhani Gingi uses the Power of the Collective to maximize networking, and tailor-made integrated skills development training according to the collective strengths and skills of the members. The main focus is currently on the province of the Western Cape, specialising in the townships surrounding Cape Town.
HONOURING WOMEN IN THE COMMUNITY
HONOURING WOMEN IN THE COMMUNITY. A nutritious lunch being served by Delicia Kiewieto and other partners of Mhani Gingi Social Entrepreneurial Network to the community in Azalea Street, Uitsig, in Cape Town on 4 August 2020. This soup station catered for 260 people on the day, including adults and children. To honour National Women’s Day on 9 August 2020, Mhani Gingi is celebrating the outstanding leadership of the women who work with the organisation to alleviate poverty in communities. Read more in the Featured Post on this page.
STAY HEALTHY WITH NUTRITIOUS FOOD DURING COVID-19
Trustees and staff of Mhani Gingi Social Entrepreneurial Network encourage their supporters, beneficiaries and friends to remain healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Take ample rest, exercise and healthy nutrition and observe basic principles of hygiene like thorough hand-washing. For information and resources visit the South African Government’s official COVID-19 Corona Virus South African Resource Portal. EMERGENCY HOTLINE 0800 029 999. WHATS APP SUPPORT LINE: 0600-123456. Mhani Gingi provides nutritious food through three community Food Stations in vulnerable communities in the greater Cape Town area to help combat hunger and food insecurity resulting from COVID-19. This forms part of our mission to provide sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable groups. Read more in the latest Mhani Gingi newsletter, here.
