needs list - Durbanville Kinderhuis

NEEDS LIST
Clothes:
o All clothes and shoes for children of all ages;
o Underwear for girls and boys from 3 - 18 years;
o Sleepwear, pyjamas, tracksuit pants and T-shirts, both long and short sleeves,
for 7– 18 years;
o Socks for girls and boys;
o Cropped pants and shorts for boys and girls;
o Boxers shorts for boys, and
o Summer clothes of all sizes.
(Please note that clothes not suitable for children will be sold for funds.)
Bedding:
o Sheets;
o Pillowcases;
o Blankets;
o Pillows;
o Curtains;
o Shower curtains;
o Duvets, and
o Duvet covers.
Toiletries:
o Deodorant (roll-on for boys and girls);
o Sanitary pads;
o Vaseline;
o Hair brushes and combs;
o Foot powder and baby powder;
o Toilet paper;
o Tissues;
o Shampoo (dry, normal and oily hair);
o Hair conditioner;
o Hair relaxers and hair nutrition;
o Nail cutters and nailbrushes;
o Towels;
o Toothpaste;
o Dental floss;
o Shoe polish (black & brown), and
o Suntan lotion.
School:
o Blazers; jerseys (navy, green and maroon) and ties from different schools
(information available on demand);
o Socks - white and grey, all sizes;
o Black and brown school shoes for high school students;
o Sling schoolbags, and

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Pantyhose - navy, black and brown; all sizes.
Spreads like jam, peanut butter and marmite;
Tomato sauce and chutney;
Porridge, maize, oatmeal and instant cereals;
Instant soup;
Corned beef;
Goulash, mince and vienna’s;
Canned food;
Margarine and oil;
Fruit and vegetables;
Sugar;
Fish and other fish products such as tinned fish and fish paste;
Milk and bread;
Frozen vegetables;
Potatoes, rice and pasta;
Eggs;
Cheese;
Soya mince and Imana soya, and
2 Minute noodles.
Food parcels (For children to take home during holidays)
o Tinned vegetables, baked beans, tinned fish, tuna and sardines;
o Powdered milk and custard;
o Tinned spaghetti, meatballs and corned beef;
o Tinned tomato and onion mix;
o Tomato puree;
o Rice and pasta;
o Cooking oil;
o Coffee, tea and sugar;
o Salt;
o Flour (maize and cake flour);
o Porridge, and
o Powdered soup.
Stationery:
o Photocopy paper;
o A4 PVC filing pockets;
o Flip files (10 pages, 20 pages and 30 pages);
o Pritt;
o Koki pens (assorted colours);
o Folio blocks;
o Black, red and blue pens;
o Black permanent markers;
o A4 Hard cover books (192 pages);
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o A4 Hard cover books (96 pages);
o A4 Hard cover books (288 pages);
o Scissors;
o Calculators (scientific and normal);
o Diaries A4 and A5;
o Pencil boxes, and
o Extractable crayons.
Crockery and cutlery:
o Plates – big and small, porridge and pudding bowls and
o Coffee mugs, cups and glasses.
Cleaning products:
o Sponges, goldilocks, brooms and mops;
o Garbage bags;
o Kitchen towels and wash cloths;
o Insect repellent;
o Dishwashing liquid;
o Green pine gel;
o Handy Andy;
o Air freshener;
o Shoe polish (black and brown);
o Toilet brushes, and
o Jik.
Household appliances:
o Irons;
o Freezers and stoves;
o TV sets which can play DVDs and CDs;
o Electric kettles, and
o Toasters.
Furniture:
o Lounge suites or chairs (always needed);
o Bunk beds;
o Plastic chairs, and
o Cement garden chairs and tables (for the front garden).
Office supplies
o Ink for copier machine (T 2500D);
o HP 12 A printer cartridge (black);
o HP printer cartridges (black and colour);
o Pre-paid DL, self-sealing envelopes – for sale at the post office (we use about 30
000 per year);
o A4 envelopes;
o Stamps;
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New computers and printers;
Stor Mor Archives boxes - code 571286, and
A4 Laminate plastic sleeves (100 per box).
General maintenance:
o 5w Globes;
o Toilet seats;
o Toilet covers and rims;
o Bathroom hooks;
o Chipboard screws;
o Rubbers for toilet pipes;
o Rails for towels;
o PVC pipes (all sizes);
o Interior paint for housing units (discuss with manager of General Services first);
o Warm water cylinders;
o Wood and/or labour for the replacement of kitchen cupboards in housing units,
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o Torches.
Services:
o Sewing;
o Organising of clothes room (folding and storing clothes);
o Volunteers to help in computer room (children’s school work);
o Gardeners;
o Help with transport;
o General maintenance - joiner, electrician, plumber, painter;
o Building work - bricklayer and tillers;
o Servicing of vehicles, and
o Replacements of kitchen cupboards in houses.
Medical Equipment:
o Donations of house medicine and bandages, and
o De-worming tablets and flu medicine.
Thank you very much for caring about the needs of our very special children.
1 Church Street; Durbanville; 7550
Tel: 021 975 6822
Fax: 021 975 1613
E-mail: bestuur@durbanvillekinderhuis.co.za
Website: www.durbanvillekinderhuis.org.za
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