بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْمِ
In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most MercifulExecutive summary
Alhamdulillah, your support reached families when it mattered most.
Severe storms and flooding placed vulnerable Western Cape households under immediate pressure. With AMCO's support, Ashraful Aid procured 2,000 food hampers at R285 per hamper and moved rapidly into distribution.
Phase 1 delivered 1,000 hampers from 23 to 25 May 2026 across Valhalla Park, Belgravia, Macassar, Kramat, Sandvlei, Khayelitsha, Tafskraal, Nkhanini and Makaza. Phase 2 will distribute the remaining 1,000 hampers, with a follow-up report to close the full allocation.
Impact at a glance
Emergency response
From emergency mobilisation to dignified handover within days.
The relief operation prioritised households affected by flooding, loss of food supplies and disrupted daily income. Community contacts helped identify vulnerable families, while field teams coordinated packing, loading and controlled handover at each site.
- Community-led beneficiary identification
- Field logistics across three distribution days
- Food and hygiene essentials packed into each hamper
- Beneficiary registers and photographic documentation captured
Field documentation
Distribution teams on the ground.
Field video
Watch the distribution moments from the ground.
This short field clip shows the hamper distribution setting and the scale of the response supported by AMCO.
Distribution footprint
Nine communities supported in Phase 1.
Financial reconciliation
R570,000 fully allocated to food hamper procurement.
The donor contribution was used to procure 2,000 hampers at R285 each. Phase 1 accounts for 1,000 delivered hampers; the remaining 1,000 are reserved for Phase 2 distribution.
Beneficiary allocation
No administration deduction is reflected in this report. The full R570,000 is reconciled against hamper procurement.
| Total donor contribution | R570,000 |
| Cost per hamper | R285 |
| Phase 1 delivered | 1,000 | R285,000 |
| Phase 2 pending | 1,000 | R285,000 |
| Total reconciled | 2,000 | R570,000 |
What families received
Food and hygiene essentials for the weeks ahead.
Each hamper was packed to help families stabilise after the storm, covering staple foods, cooking essentials and household hygiene needs.
- Rice
- Maize meal
- Flour
- Sugar
- Cooking oil
- Tea
- Tinned food
- Beans or lentils
- Pasta
- Soup mix
- Salt and spices
- Hygiene items
Distribution data
Phase 1 hamper distribution by area.
Operational timeline
From alert to delivery.
- Severe weather impact Flooding and storm damage affected vulnerable communities across the Western Cape.
- Emergency mobilisation Procurement, packing and community coordination were activated for rapid distribution.
- Distribution begins Teams began hamper handover in priority areas with local community support.
- Coverage expands Field teams continued across Cape Flats and surrounding affected communities.
- Phase 1 complete 1,000 hampers confirmed delivered, with records and field documentation captured.
- Remaining 1,000 hampers Phase 2 distribution will complete the full R570,000 allocation.
Message to AMCO
Dear AMCO family
On behalf of the families reached through this emergency response, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your trust allowed Ashraful Aid to move quickly, purchase essential food hampers and deliver support with dignity to households facing a difficult period after the floods.
May Allah accept your generosity, reward every person who contributed and place barakah in the relief that reached these homes.
Moulana Suhail Wadee Chief Executive Officer, Ashraful Aid International
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