Futhi is participating in the GardenAfrica Training Programme, where she will learn skills that can assist others in her area.
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We are teaching Mancuma how to plan his garden so he can be an inspiration and help others in his area.
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Norah, a GardenAfrica Training Programme candidate, is about to start building her own garden to grow food.
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Ntombikayise tends her six acres of maize and cultivates her fruit and veg as her main source of income.
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With our help, Sithembile grows fruit and veg to help ensure that her HIV+ baby's treatment is supported with a rounded diet.
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Regina lost all of her four children to AIDS and, although she is now a pensioner, she is looking after seven orphans on her own.
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Although only 10, Mbulelu has to take care of his three siblings, on his own.
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For Blowy, ecology is as close to God as it's possible to get, and he is a dedicated preacher!
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At seven, David had difficulty concentrating at school, and became frustrated at his inability to communicate.
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At 36, Isaac is a quietly spoken man, who brims with enthusiasm for what he has learned during GardenAfrica's training.
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Since arriving at the half way house for HIV+ mothers and children, these three have become inseparable.
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At 14 Charles is small for his age, the result of a lifetime of malnutrition.
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After attending GardenAfrica's training, the vivacious Thandi was employed as an HIV/AIDS counsellor at the Lillian Ngoyi clinic in Soweto.
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