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AfroCentric INTEGRATED ANNUAL REPORT 2016
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Governance and sustainability
Project
Overview
Funding provided Social impact
TL Nursing Agency
Placement programme training
nursing personnel at all levels
(with a database of 2 800 nurses
nationally)
Wellness promotion at community
and corporate level including
health risk assessments by hosting
health days
HIV/AIDS awareness
Home nursing, occupational health,
KAPP survey and satisfaction survey
R1 240 000 Purchase of a company vehicle to
assist the Nursing agency to provide
mobile services to the community
Provision Research
and Events
Professional training, conferences,
summits and exhibitions across
industries
Females employed as a means
to empower and develop black
females
R240 000 Increased staff thereby creating
employment in the community and
improved infrastructure to better
service their clients and make business
more sustainable
On Point Mobile Spa
Mobile services:
– Wellness days
– Massages
– Reflexology
– Manicures, pedicures, facials and
image consulting
R500 000 Increased equipment to expand
services and grow the business further
Kwelanathi CC
Executive search, permanent
placement, ad response handling,
head-hunting, specialist sourcing
and talent management
R304 000 Enhanced personnel resources
thereby creating employment and
improved equipment
Zwide Photos
Photography services to
companies, corporations and
private individuals
R500 000 Improved equipment for services
rendered to clients, therefore
building the business and ensuring
sustainability of their service offering.
This allowed the business to become
a preferred supplier to AfroCentric
Black Ground Outdoor
Outdoor advertising agency and
Media Consultancy
R1 068 500 Improved equipment and other
infrastructure to improve their service
offering
The Media Writers
Firm
Media and PR Agency
R560 000 Hired additional personnel and
equipment which assisted the
business to become a preferred
supplier for AfroCentric Health
A total of R7.04 million was invested in enterprise development.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
AfroCentric has always been committed to making a difference in the communities it serves. The Group aims to make
contributions that will have a sustainable impact on beneficiaries and seeks to establish long-term relationships with the
organisations that we invest in.
Verde to the initiatives below. Our CSI initiatives involved our contribution to the Bongi Ngema Zuma foundation witch support
initiatives directed at fighting Diabetes, screening tests for various diseases and educational seminars on healthy lifestyles.