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We know we can make business work better, now we’re working on making the world a little better too.
Over and above developing our people and doing what we can to help them flourish, we also have a responsibility to our community. ATIO has identified the following initiatives, which we serve and support with passion:
ATIO Charity Call Centre
- ATIO provided Sho-Sho-Lo-Za Marketing with a complete contact centre solution valued at over R1 million with which they ran numerous campaigns for CANSA including the annual Shavathon, Breast Cancer Awareness Days and National Women’s Day
- The contact centre is now being utilized on a per seat basis by corporates to run marketing campaigns. A portion of the money earned per seat for the use of the contact centre is donated to charity
Women’s Day
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Sparrow Ministries: (Roodepoort) Sparrow Ministries provides a home for destitute terminally ill adults and children with HIV/AIDS so that they may live and die with dignity
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ABBA House: (Pretoria) ABBA House offers safe and loving, temporary accommodation and care for babies found abandoned affected and/or infected with HIV/AIDS
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Sisters Incorporated: (Cape Town) Sisters Incorporated provides a home for abused women and their children
JAM (Joint Aid Management)
ATIO currently feeds 35 children through this organisation. JAM is an African founded, registered non-profit humanitarian relief and development organisation, with 25 years experience in sustainable development. JAM's programmes focus on nutritional feeding, school feeding, assistance to orphans and vulnerable children, the provision of water and sanitation, as well as skills development, community training on agricultural development, income generation projects and HIV/AIDS programming.
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