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Khayelitsha Food Garden

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Collected on 28 June 2026

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The text describes the Khayelitsha Food Garden initiative at False Bay TVET College, funded with support from Call2Care (iGardi), Waste-ED, and Old Mutual Insure, aimed at re-establishing an on-campus waste-to-food programme at the Khayelitsha Campus. It notes that the college operates multiple campuses and serves economically vulnerable communities in Cape Town. The document is part of the college’s news or publication content and outlines partners and funding for the project, focusing on community impact and programme re-establishment.

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Khayelitsha Food Garden

A re-established on-campus waste-to-food programme at False Bay TVET College's Khayelitsha Campus, using Eco bricks made from plastic bottles and sustainable gardening methods. The garden includes raised beds, an irrigation system, and training components aimed at addressing food insecurity and promoting environmental sustainability.

Who it is for
students and staff at the Khayelitsha Campus, community members affected by poverty and food insecurity
How to act on it
No direct application or registration process is described; participation is implied through college programmes and community engagement.
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Thanks to the support of partners Call2Care (iGardi) and Waste-ED, and project funding from Old Mutual Insure, False Bay TVET College is proud to announce the re-establishment of the on-campus waste to food programme at the Khayelitsha Campus.

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City of Cape Town, Western Cape

Key Takeaways

  • project: Khayelitsha Food Garden
  • institution: False Bay TVET College
  • campus: Khayelitsha
  • partners: Call2Care (iGardi), Waste-ED
  • funding: Old Mutual Insure
  • status: re-establishment of on-campus waste to food programme
  • context: campuses in economically vulnerable communities in Cape Town