Funding


 
A.        Sponsoring of:   All foreign amounts subject to fluctuations in exchange rates
 
 
 
                                                                                                                                                                       
                                                                           Rand                  US$                ₤
 
1 year, full time:
 
Individuals                                                        3 000.00           430.00             300.00
Groups (20 students in a group)                      60 000.00        8 600.00          6 000.00
 
 
 
2nd year Full year, design course:
 
Individuals                                                       6 000.00             860.00           600.00
Groups (15 students in a group)                     90 000.00        12 900.00        9 000.00
 
 
Part time course:
  
Mornings:

                1 Day Per Week
R 120.00 / month
                2 Day Per WeekR 240.00 / month
                3 Day Per WeekR 360.00 / month
                4 Day Per WeekR 480.00 / month
                5 Day Per WeekR 600.00 / month
 

Saturdays:R 300.00 / month


                                 


           

B. Supporting the Sewing Machine Fund, which is used to purchase a sewing machine for each student at the beginning of each year (approx. R2,500.00, {$360}, or [₤250] per machine)

 
 

 
 

C. Presenting each graduate with a Zulu bible (approx. R50.00, {$7}, or [₤5] each)

 

 
 
Other:
 
Prayer
 
Donation of reasonably sized pieces of fabric to make skirts or shirts
 
Donation of larger pieces of scrap fabric for sample work
 
Donation of thread, scissors, pins, tape measures, and other haberdashery items
 

 
 
Bank details:
 
Account Name:           PMCMA – Sizanani
Account Number:       133 947 6681
Bank Name:               Nedbank
Bank code:                133 926
Swift Code:                NEDSZAJJ
 

 
 
INCOME GENERATION PROJECT
 
For the past 15 years, Sizanani has been making various articles and casual shirts that are sold to bring in an income for the project. The unusual designs that have been incorporated onto these articles have become well-known world-wide as being made at this project. The designs used are modelled on the artwork of the Ndebele tribe of South Africa.
 
These articles are not made by trainees, but are made by a lady who has had a long association with the project and is contracted to make up the orders on a regular basis. The purchase of any of the articles shown on the price list enables Sizanani to promote the work done in the training centre as well as attempting to raise our own funds to offset the expenses of the project.