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Other Projects

Through the Eagle Valley initiative, we gathered a concrete understanding of what community work entails and requires for real change to happen in the nation. We have distilled the lessons learned over the past five years and intend to focus on specific issues in the communities of South Africa. These areas of focus are women and children, the socio-economy and the natural environment. We seek to broaden our fundraising opportunities to focus on the following projects, which can be successfully implemented in communities across the nation.

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We are currently looking for partners, collaborators and individuals who identify with our mission and could help us in these projects. If you identify with this, please contact us.

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Project Biome

Angamma has developed a fiscal partnership with Project Biome where we seek Project Biome seeks to catalyze a global social & ecological movement of human reconnection to planetary regeneration with a vision to accelerate the Re-greening and Biodiversification of Earth, beginning with Africa, the birth canal of our planet.
We create and hold spaces that allow organisations and individuals working with regeneration of earth and social systems to see each other clearly, innovate pathways towards radical collaboration and discover their catalytic interdependence, which supports regeneration and syntropic systems to come into being.

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Founder - Jay Naidoo

Jay Naidoo was the general secretary of the largest South African trade union organisation (COSATU) which was a key pillar in the struggle for freedom. Campaigning for the release of Nelson Mandela, he accompanied this great icon on the 11th of February, 1990 when he was released after 27 years in jail. He was then asked by Mandela to join the South African Parliament and made Minister in the President’s office and then the Communications Ministry after the 1994 first democratic elections. He left Government when Mandela stepped down in 1999. He also set up an investment and management business while continuing to work with national and international development organisations including the United Nations. In 2010 he stepped down from business and operationalises the Angamma Charitable Trust as a vehicle for building grassroots development for deeply marginalized communities.

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