Sustainability ogether T we achieve sustainability

Sustainable income through the five focused CANSA National Projects, combinedwithotherregionalincomegeneratingprojects,ensuredthatwe were able to execute our long-term sustainability plans. Global economic restraints had a negative effect on the fundraising initiatives of non-profit organisations – this encouraged us to rethink and innovate – and to work together and collaborate with other like-minded bodies. Despite the challenging economic environment, 'taking hands' ensured a more effective national approach, strengthened relationships and helped to still achievetargets. DEDICATEDSUPPORT Through staff, volunteers, partners, sponsors and loyal communities we successfully rolled- outincomegeneratingprojectscountrywide.Internalleadershipforumswereintroducedin this period, as part of the dedicated management structures. This has resulted in a better informed,focus-drivenapproach.

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS

RELAY FOR LIFE IN SOUTH AFRICA CANSA Relay For Life is an impactful, overnight experience that mobilises cancer survivors and the community to stand together in the fight against cancer.The global movement was initiated and is managed by the American Cancer Society and has over 20 countries participating. It creates a platform for survivorship, caregiver recognition, cancer awareness and generation of income. CANSA was the first African organisation to join the global Relay ForLifefamilyin2005andso2015sawthecelebrationofthe10thyearofCANSARelayForLife inSouthAfrica.Thecontinuousgrowthofoursuccessfulprogramme,isbasedontheroll-out of annual committee training programmes, dedicated volunteers and committed staff members.

38 Overtheyear,highlightsinclude: Ÿ A total of 75 Relay For Life Community events were experienced, including seven novice events that raisedR9362297.Thisisa-4%yearonyeargrowthin number of community events compared to the previous year and a decline in the income of R1.6 million. A number of planned events could not be Sonia Katzenberg implemented within the reporting period due to Shaun Terblanche external factor such as strike actions in communities Wadiah Salie and adverse weather conditions resulting in events Tracey Marshall being moved to the next financial year. The economic decline in some towns also resulted in towns combining Relay events or hostinganeventeverysecondyear. Ÿ AnumberofCANSARelayRecessandCANSABarkForLifeevents GLOBAL HEROES OF HOPE were held in these towns to keep the momentum and presence. (CANSA Relay Recess, aimed at primary schools offers the ONCE A HERO, ALWAYS A HERO opportunity to take education and community service to the CANSA is proud of our 18 ambassadors selected over the past six classrooms in a fun and exciting way. CANSA Bark For Life years of the existence of this programme. Relay For Life Global honours the caregiving qualities of canine companions and Heroes of Hope are CANSA Survivors that promote participation in recognising canine cancer survivors while sharing CANSA's Relay events, share their cancer stories and promote awareness healthmessages.) aboutourcareandsupportprogrammes. Ÿ Over 5 700 cancer survivors were acknowledged and saluted as part of CANSA Relay For Life (4.4% growth), while 4 500 teams For 2016/17, this great honour was awarded to cancer survivors, tookpart(0.1%growth). Shaun Terblanche (Mpumalanga), Sonia Katzenberg (Gauteng), Ÿ Theannual7thCANSARelayForLifeSummitwashostedinParys, Wadiah Salie (Western Cape) and Tracey Marshall (KwaZulu- Free State with 103 delegates that included leader volunteers, Natal) staff and four representatives guests from the American Cancer Society. This annual gathering serves as a platform to highlight GLOBAL SPIRIT OF RELAY AWARDS 2015 the best practice principles and encourages buy-in and positive CANSA's Relay For Life programme received global recognition interactionamongsttheCANSARelaycommittees. withfourGlobalSpiritofRelayawards: Ÿ A CANSA Relay For Life Advisory Team was established at the Ÿ Global Spirit of Relay Student Event – presented to CANSA Relay Summit consisting of dedicated leader volunteers representing ForLife,Qwaqwa each province that work together with the CANSA Sustainability Ÿ Global Spirit of Relay Event, Honourable Mention – presented to DivisionalManagers. CANSARelayForLife,GardenRoute Ÿ The fifth CANSA Relay For Life Corporate experience took place Ÿ Global Spirit of Relay Volunteer, Honourable Mention – on 19 and 20 September focusing on workplace cancer survivors, presented to Elise Fourie (Cancer survivor and Chair, CANSA caregivers and teams. A total of 155 survivors walked the RelayForLifeCorporate) Survivors'Lapwhile69companiestookpartandraisedR304603. Ÿ Global Spirit of Relay Staff – presented to Michelle Goddard, CANSA Divisional Manager Sustainability: Eastern Cape Division

CANSA RELAY FOR LIFE BASED NATIONALAWARDS

SOUTHERN CENTRAL NORTHERN BUSINESS UNIT BUSINESS UNIT BUSINESS UNIT (Eastern, Northern and (Free State, Kwa-Zulu (Gauteng, North West Western Cape Provinces) Natal and Mpumalanga and Limpopo Provinces) Provinces) TEAMS EAST LONDON NELSPRUIT PRETORIA SURVIVORS ATHLONE SECUNDA EAST RAND INCOME EAST LONDON NELSPRUIT PRETORIA

SPIRIT OF RELAY – RELAYERS CHOICE AWARDS

SURVIVORSHIP EAST LONDON CAREGIVER GEORGE

FIGHT BACK LOUIS TRICHARDT

MISSION DELIVERY NELSPRUIT

LUMINARIA BEAUFORTWEST BEST OVERALL RELAY GEORGE

39 PROMOTING THE SHAVATHON SHAVATHON VIBE Special thanks many media partners that raised awareness and On 27 and 28 February 2016, CANSA Shavathon celebrated its helped promote the Shavathon campaign. Coverage was 13th annual event, hosting events across South Africa at achieved nationally through Public Service Announcements approximately 480 workplaces (29 February to 4 March 2016), (PSA’s) provided by national and regional media partners. Thank 288 at shopping malls,262 schools and at 63 other public venues. you to SABC and Primedia radio stations for giving us free air A total of R5 773 096 was raised,showing a deficit of R2 million. time. Mr Price Radio also advertising Shavathon in Mr Price This is due to a shortfall in the in the e-shop from corporates stores. who had not ordered stock as they still had stock left from the Popular community radio station,HOT91.9 FM once again did a previous year as well as the negative economic impact of the live broadcast at Randridge Mall on Sat 27 Feb 2016 and helped current climate. to raise R83 000. This includes the incredible donation by We’re very grateful to the many shopping malls and centres that HOT91.9 FM of R12 000 as well as a kind donation by the generously provide free space each year for Shavathon events. Randridge Mall from the revenue from paid parking on the day of Support was also received from schools,service and community R3 200. organisations. CANSA partnered with the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) where certain venues hosted SHAVATHONGOES VIRTUAL blood drives a part of CANSA Shavathon. (More than 26% of blood donations are used for the treatment of cancer patients, Annually, competitions are run on CANSA’s website and social as well as other terminal diseases). To view the full list of media platforms to promote awareness and raise additional participating workplaces and view photo galleries, visit income. Just over R77 757 raised via 181 online donations www.shavathon.org.za. through individual and corporate activists and donors.The 2016 campaign saw many of them shaving their heads and / or donating ponytails of hair. Winners are listed on SUPPORTING PARTNERS AND www.shavathon.org.za DONORS SHAVATHON 2016 INDIVIDUAL ONLINEWINNERS We thank and acknowledge the dedicated suppliers and (ACTIVISTS) partners who support the Shavathon campaign:Wahl;Aerosol; Ÿ First Place: Paige Jenje – raised R26 200 (an additional 5 000R Globeflight; Newsclip Media Monitoring and Limegreen Online donation to her project was also received after the Design Print. Many others supplied services or products at a competition closed) discount, made donations or sponsored prizes such as red Ÿ Second Place:Mitchell Parker - raised R4 000 espresso who supplied hampers for the online competition. Ÿ Third Place:Tony Oosthuizen - raised R 1 900 Radio personality and cancer survivor, Mark Pilgrim gave a free Ÿ Fourth Place:Ryan Davis – raised R1 040 signed autobiography of his book ‘Beyond the Baldness’ for an SHAVATHON 2015 CORPORATE ONLINE online prize.CANSA is also grateful to the many celebrities and WINNERS (ACTIVISTS) well-known SouthAfrican faces that helped to raise awareness. Ÿ Our corporate online fundraising winner is ‘Jetvac Shavathon for CANSA’ – raising R4 530.

40 SANLAM CANCER CHALLENGEWINNERS SANLAM CANCER LADIES

OVERALL WINNER LADIES: Wilna Bredenhann from CHALLENGE Henties Bay Golf Club A Division A total of 434 club competitions and 28 regional finals were Ÿ 3rd place, Geraldine Treherne from Southbroom Golf Club, hosted that helped raise over R3.5 million as part of the 23rd 2nd place, Gwen Ortlepp from Steenberg Golf Club and 1st annual Sanlam Cancer Challenge. Income was also raised via the place,Wilna Bredenhann from Henties Bay Golf Club. Ernie Els wine auctions,Tempest Car Hire raffles and donations B Division as well as a R25 000 donation byTaylormade. Ÿ 3rd place, June Harrison from Clovelly Country Club, 2nd Once the regional finals were concluded in September 2015,the place, Cheng Primes from Randpark Golf Club and 1st place, winners from each region participated in the finals TracyThesen from Gonubie Golf Club (18-20 October 2015),that was held at the Gary Player and Lost C Division City Golf courses and facilitated by Synergy. The CANSA Ÿ 3rd place,Rita Kinghorn from Port Edward Country Club,2nd Sustainability team were present and provided 23 healthy place,Nicky Flanegan from Stutterheim Country Club and 1st lifestyle risk assessments, conducted 33 Prostate Specific place,Marett Nieuwoudt from Lutzville Golf Club. . Antigen (PSA) tests, with one urgent referral - they further screened 35 people using the FotoFinder device to examine MENS moles of which two were referred for urgent follow-up. Free A Division sunscreen was provided to all players and guests. Ÿ 3rd place,Jacobus van Zyl from Magersfontein Memorial Golf Club,2nd place,JP Burger fromWaterkloof Golf Club and 1st SAGES place,Greg Park Unhlali country Club. The Senior Golf Society has been actively participating as part of B Division the Sanlam Cancer Challenge since 2006. Sages senior golf,the Ÿ 3rd place, Jaco Cloete from Molteno Golf Club, 2nd place, short form of the name being Sages,is a golfing society for senior Jurie Jerling Oppenheimer from Park Golf Club and 1st place, golfers (members must be 50 years old to join and part of a Johnny Rossouw fromWaterpan Golf Club recognised golf club). During the 2015 tournament the Sages players raised R456 101 during their club competitions. This C Division generous donation was presented to CANSA during the 40th Ÿ 3rd place,Eugene le Roux from Douglas Golf Club,2nd place, national Sages finals held at Randpark Golf Club. Our CANSA Sakkie Saayman from Drakensig Golf Club and 1st place, HJ team provided screening opportunities for all players and Goosen fromVredenburg Golf Club. promoted health awareness. OVERALL WINNER MENS: It is with great appreciation that we thank the outgoing Sages Johnny Rossouw- Waterpan Golf President, Bokkie Nell for his dedicated support to CANSA during his reign as President and welcome the new incoming TEMPEST WIN-A-CAR FOR President Peet Roets. A YEAR COMPETITION The winner of theTempest‘WinA Car ForAYear’ Competition, Mr Edward Newman from Caledon Golf Club was announced, as well as the winners of the Ernie Els Experience.

The Cuppa For CANSA campaign takes place from June to October each year. Proudly supported by Africa’s largest CUPPA FOR CANSA retailer, Shoprite and Checkers – it’s an opportunity for friends, family and work colleagues to come together and share a Cuppa and help those affected by cancer. By hosting,attending or raising funds online,they’re helping us to provide much needed care and support to cancer patients that stay at CANSA Care Homes while receiving treatment. On 5 June 2015, five ‘Cuppa For CANSA’ launch events, took place across the country at CANSA Care Homes in Johannesburg,Durban,Bloemfontein,CapeTown and at the CANSA Theunis Fichardt Hospitium in Polokwane. Shoprite and Checkers, as the shoppers who supported the in-store Cuppa events last year, helped to raise over R1 million towards our care and support programmes. They also sponsor all campaign materials generously donated R18 500 to each of the five launch Homes. A total of 24 Mrs SA finalists added a further boost to this campaign and hosted Cuppa For CANSA events raising over R1 million bringing the total income to R3 082 114 nationally.

41 CANSA ACTIVE

CANSA Active is positioned as CANSA’s fifth main national campaign and enjoys interest from partners, sponsors and partnerships – all helping to raise R2 184 372 in the year. This campaign enhances our health theme, SunSmart and promoting healthy active lifestyles to reduce the risk of cancer. CANSA Active also gives sportspeople the opportunity to participate in their favourite sporting activity or race, while raising funds using an online platform,to support our care and support to those affected by cancer. CANSA Active has been recognised monthly as one of the top 10 GivenGain (online fundraising platform) income generators.

CANSAACTIVE HIGHLIGHTS CANSA Active supporters are visible at running, cycling, swimming and numerous other national regional and sporting events nationally.

Comrades Marathon CANSA Active exhibition and cancer screening leading up to the event. Momentum 94.7 Cycle Challenge CANSA Active hospitality area for 120 CANSA Active Charity Bond riders that supported CANSA, free sunscreen was also provided. Cape Argus Momentum Cycle Tour CANSA Active exhibition at the Expo with 50 Cyclists supporting CANSA that helped to raise R100 000. Free sunscreen was provided to all riders as part of their entry. Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon CANSA Active exhibition and 50 CANSA Active charity runners participated, raising over R700 000. Sanlam Cape Town Marathon Official beneficiary and provided free sunscreen to all runners and spectators.

Warrior Race Series CANSA is the official SunSmart partner for the third year.A total of eight events were hosted nationally with CANSA promoting SunSmart awareness and providing free sunscreen. CANSA further entered teams and staff actively participated at events. Bestmed Partnering again for the fourth year,CANSA Active teams were present at all 13 events raising awareness regarding SunSmart and providing free sunscreen to participants. An amount of R10 per participant is donated to CANSA. ASG The partnership with ASG offers us national exposure at cycling events with CANSA SunSmart activation and screening opportunities at the three events held during the year. Lost City Cycle Race 4 CANSA In August 2015, over 5 000 riders took part in the mountain bike and road cycle events and helped to raise just over R100 000. Absa Cape Epic A total of 10 teams, representing four local teams and six international teams participated for CANSA Active in this gruelling 8- day mountain bike challenge and raised over R300 000 from 13 to 20 March 2016. The CANSA Active team was also present at all stages in the Race Villages hosting SunSmart activations and providing fee sunscreen to all riders and spectators. They further hosted SunSmart stations at water point 2 along all stages of the event providing free sunscreen. The regional CANSA Care Centres hosted SunSmart and Healthy Living awareness exhibits and health talks in Wellington, Tulbach and Boschendal and gave free sunscreen to the public. At the Prologue and at the Grand Finale at Meerendal, free mole examinations were provided where 17 people were screened with two urgent referrals.

42 CANSA ACTIVECHAMPIONS A total of 60 riders from Glencore Cycle Club cycled in CANSA Active cycling kit sponsored by POLO and raised R124 000 of the total of the R220 000 raised by Charity Bond Riders for the Momentum94.7CycleChallenge. Runners Against Cancer saw 35 runners participating in the Old MutualTwoOceansMarathon.HeadedbyJacquesSlabber,acancer survivor and caregiver to his wife who has breast cancer,this group raisedthroughon-linedonations,closetoR700000. TEKKIETAX Nicky and Mikayla Webb - is the second mother and daughter team that has ever conquered the Cape Epic, rode in support of In 2015, CANSA became part of the national fundraising campaign CANSA'sMobile Health Clinics. This dynamic duo raised R100 000 'Tekkie Tax',a campaign where charities nationally participate.The throughtheiron-linecampaign. campaign is endorsed by 16 of the biggest and most accountable national non-profit organisations in the country, representing “We'redoingitforcancerresearch,educationand more than 1 500 local organisations. Tekkie Tax has a variety of support.Theplacesthattheraceroutewilltakeus sectors that can be supported, including: Animals, Basic Family are remote and there are no clinics for screenings. Care, Children, Disability, and Education. CANSA falls under the Our fund raising will enable mobile health clinics Educationbanner. togettotheseareas.” On Friday 29 May, South Africans around the country switched to Ashley Ritchie joined by his cycling mates for the second year in a wearing sneakers or tekkies with funky shoelaces in support of the row,they rode in support of CANSA and raised R132 000 when they annualTekkieTaxDayandhelpedtoraiseR6.5millionwithCANSA tookpartintheCoronationDoubleCenturyCycleraceinmemoryof receivingR425750 cancersurvivor,AbdulAleemAbdullah. Partner and national distributor, Toys R Us sold stickers and contributedR153000towardstheTekkieTaxbeneficiaries.

43 Human Resources our people eveloping Dour people

In May 2016, the Acting Head: Human Resources was appointed full time. TheHumanResourcesSupportOfficersinallthreebusinessunitsandHead Office received training and the focus was placed on standardising procedures and processes within all business units and Head Office. We migrated back to the Sage VIP payroll system as from 1 March 2015 which was customised to meet specific needs for CANSA. Further progress includesthedevelopmentofanewexcelcostreporttoreconcilepayrollcost andanewleaveprovisionreportfortheannualauditprocess.

ACHIEVEMENTOFEMPLOYMENTEQUITYRATIOTARGETS CANSA serves a diverse population in terms of race, gender, age, religion and culture. We therefore aware of the importance of diversity when employing new staff and engaging volunteers.Wealwaysstrivetoensurethatthediverseneedsofallcommunitiesaremetand aim to ensure that our workforce reflects the natural demographics of our workforce in the communitiesthatweserve. EXCO remains fully committed in the strict adherence of the policy to promote equity. All external white appointments are authorised by the CEO on motivation by senior management. When a senior white person reporting directly to the CEO is to be appointed, motivationistobesubmittedtotheRemunerationCommittee(REMCO)forconsideration.A reportontheequitystatusissubmittedquarterlytoREMCOaswellastheBoard. ThecurrentequitytargetswithinCANSAare: Ÿ 50%ofworkforcetobeofcolour Ÿ 30%ofmanagementtobeofcolour ThereasonswhyCANSAisstrugglingtomaintainthesetequitytargets: Ÿ High demand for professional skills within the private sector as well as public sector with more attractive salary packages offered to these limited resources (junior management level) Ÿ Ingeneral,lessinterestshowninfundraisingpositionsbyequitycandidates. Ÿ CANSA also not able to compete with the salaries and benefits offered to middle managementwithspecificreferencetodivisionalmanagers.

45 HIGHPERFORMANCECULTURE STAFF TURNOVER CANSAusesthePatersonJobGradingSystemandsortsjobsintosix groups that are graded and grouped into two to three sub-grades. The six grades, also called 'bands' define salary scales with a The Board of Directors approved a turnaround strategy in March minimum, median and maximum scale within every band. We 2014 and after two years, a cost saving of R19 million was achieved align the current salary scales annually after using the reward during difficult economic times. This achievement was made survey. These findings are used as a guideline to determine entry possible with a team effort by every line manager and a motivated levels for salary scales and together with the bi-annual workforce to achieve set goals and in most cases exceed financial performanceappraisalresults,guidesalaryincreases. targets. Our goal remains to decrease employee turnover, thereby decreasing costs related to training, recruitment, loss of talent and REWARDINGPERFORMANCE organisational knowledge. It's difficult for CANSA to offer salaries Performance appraisals are conducted bi-annually and the results similareventothatofferedbygovernment.With85exits,retention are used to performance manage staff. Employees with a score of of staff remains a challenge. The monthly turnover however, less than 60% (with targets not met) are performance managed remained stable at an average of 2%.At the end of March 2016,the through additional in-service training followed by corrective annualturnoverwas2.32%comparedtothatof2.2%March2015. actions.TheBoardofDirectors,followingtherecommendationsby theRemunerationCommittee,approvedbudgetedincreasestothe The reasons for exits are mainly due to difficulties in adjusting to maximum of 5%, taken into account the corrections that were the non-profit work environment often associated with poor needed. performance, as well as resigning for better packages in the corporate sector. A job grading and salary survey was conducted during the year using the Averile Ryder Reward survey for non- COACH,GROWANDRETAINTALENT profit organisations. The minimum entry level of all grades was Weplaceemphasisoncorecompetenciesanddevelopmentofstaff increasedwith10%,therebynarrowingthesalarygapbetweenthe through training, coaching and guidance to promote leadership organisation and salaries been paid in the current NPO industry. andrealisationofpersonalpotential. Some corrections were also made in positions identified with high staffturnoverduringthefinancialyear. INTERNSHIPS AND DEVELOPMENT CANSA promotes the development, training and practical EMPLOYEE EQUITY STATUS experience of students of accredited institutions by facilitating AS AT 31 MARCH 2015 VS 2016 internshipsatHeadOfficeandmanyotherdepartmentsnationally. Students are mainly accommodated in the spheres of social 2 52% developmentandhealthandresearchdepartments. 0 Training and Development – Health and Welfare 1 SectorEducationalTrainingAuthority(HWSETA) 48% 5 Training and Development of staff towards a high performance culture is a priority for CANSA. The CANSA Workplace Skills Plan and Annual Training Report for the period April 2015 to March 2016 2 52% was submitted to HWSETA by an outsourced consultancy, PTS 0 Consultants,withintheprescribedlegislativeparameters. 1 48% Plans are in progress regarding a new training project focusing on 6 Home-BasedCarewiththehelpSETAaimedatvolunteers. Internal training centres will be accredited by SETA, including developing trainingmaterialaccordingtoSETAstandards. White EE

MANAGERIAL EQUITY STATUS AS AT 31 MARCH 2015 VS 2016

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46 During the year,training was conducted to develop employees and ZERO TOLERANCE CULTURE volunteersemployeesregarding: Theinternalauditprocessison-goingandoutcomesareaddressed Ÿ HealthPromotion monthly at EXCO level to ensure that a zero tolerance culture Ÿ Counselling regarding non-performance and misconduct is maintained. Ÿ CommunityMobilisation Industrial Relation training is given to all line managers regarding Ÿ ManagementSkills disciplinary procedures including performance management. Ÿ AdministrativeSkills Informal and formal disciplinary hearings are conducted within Ÿ FundRaising the scope of the Labour Relations Act. A total of 14 staff was Ÿ LogisticsandSupplyChainManagement disciplined, including five dismissals due to fraud and non- Ÿ SocialMedia performance. Atotalofninestaffmembersreceivedfinalwarnings Lookingahead,developmentistofocuson: forinternetabuseandnon-adherencetopoliciesandproceduresas Ÿ Computerliteracy(basicandintermediate) well as undermining of authority.With a much larger group of line Ÿ On-goingCANSA3Dtraining managers in our new model, the performance management of Ÿ Managementandleadership staffmembersisclosertodirectsupervisionthanbefore. Ÿ Advocacy Ÿ Volunteer training Ÿ Administrativeskills FAIRLABOURPRACTICES Ÿ Clinicaltrainingandhealthpromotion We recognise the importance of employee entitlement to fair Ÿ On-goingcommunitymobilisation labour practice, including the right to dignity and privacy to Ÿ Fundraising promoteasafeemotionalenvironmentwithintheworkplace. Ÿ FirstAid Atotalofthreeemployees'madesubmissiontotheCommissionfor Ÿ Interactionmanagement Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) based on alleged Ÿ IndustrialRelationstraining unfairdismissalandretrenchment. Ÿ One case for constructive dismissal was awarded in favour of the organisation. Ÿ One unfair dismissal case and the employee withdrew the case beforetheconciliationcouldplace. POLICIES AND WELLNESS One retrenchment case still outstanding from the previous year's restructuring process. The case was referred to the Labour Court and the parties are waiting for a date from the Registrar of the The Human Resource department reviewed and updated 56 LabourCourtinPortElizabeth. policies that were approved by the Quality Assurance Committee by end October 2015. The policies were included in the newly completedelectronicemployeemanualusedduringinduction. MAINTAINING A SAFE WORK A number of CANSA employees benefitted from a new wellness ENVIRONMENT programmespecificallytoassistwith: Occupational Health and Safety is of high importance to CANSA Ÿ Post-traumatic stress related to the death of direct family and so we ensure a safe physical environment for employees,while members at the same time complying with the Occupational Health and Ÿ Hi-jacking or attacks on employees, including any other serious Safetylegislation. traumawarrantingtherapyandmayincludefamilyviolence Ÿ Working with 'end of life' patients and providing debriefing Makrosafe Holdings, our CSI partner, conducts bi-annual sessions assessments of the 0 compliance to the Health and Safety Act (No 85 of 1993), at all CANSA offices. Our compliance with the basic Looking ahead, arrangements are being set for a mentor and requirements has stabilised on 97.7% during the end of the 'buddy' system within the organisation to assist with counselling, financialyear. possible depression, stress, burn-out, probation targets or any otherworkrelatedissue. CELEBRATINGPEFORMANCE We reward our staff annually for their contributions towards PENSIONFUND improving CANSA in various fields. The following received gold With the assistance of Alexander Forbes, we developed a awardsforoutstandingperformance. presentation to help explain all benefits applicable to employees Ÿ ServiceDelivery-HanlivanZyl and to better understand the pension rules. Training will be Ÿ SupportServices-BobbyWere provided to all employees regarding the online pension Ÿ Advocacy-ProfMichaelHerbst information system to minimise manual statement Ÿ Marketing-CANSA Durban Care Centre team documentationissuedtoemployees. Ÿ Sustainability-AnjolienBrink Ÿ Teamwork-SustainabilityTeam Ÿ BestPerformingBusinessUnit-SouthernBusinessUnit Ÿ MostimprovedBusinessUnit-NorthernBusinessUnit Ÿ Employeeoftheyear-BelindaWessels Leadership Ÿ MiddleManagement-AdeledaSilva Ÿ SeniorManagement-LucyBalona

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olunteer developmentV and management

Since its inception, CANSA volunteers have been the backbone and the lifeblood of our organisation. Our approximately 7 000 trained volunteers are our foot soldiers in the fight against cancer and they carry out invaluable work in areas of need. Without our volunteers, CANSAwouldnotbeabletoprovideholisticcareandsupporttothoseaffectedbycancer.The bulk of our active leader volunteers are dedicated to helping our CANSA staff with care and supportserviceaswellaspromotinghealth.

VOLUNTEER STRATEGY

CANSA implemented a volunteer strategy to ensure that the organisation reap the benefits of the great potential of volunteers and to enrich and expand CANSA’s service offerings and tomaximisetheimpactofthevolunteersinCANSA.Thisincludesrecruitment,development andtraining,aswellasloyaltyandnurturingprogrammes. “Volunteersaretheonly Each year, CANSA celebrates International Volunteers Day on 5 December to thank our volunteersandraiseawarenessabouttheirsignificantcontributiontosociety. humanbeingsontheface oftheearthwhoreflect COMPLAINTPOLICY thisnation'scompassion, We have a volunteer complaint policy managed by the Service Delivery team to address any unselfishcaring,patience, volunteer concerns. In the reporting period, only one complaint was received and andjustplainloveforone successfullyresolved. another.”

-ErmaBrombeck-

49 VOLUNTEERSNAPSHOT EndMarch2016 PHAKAMISA Ÿ 3 BusinessUnitCouncils Ÿ 39RegionalManagementCommittees The Phakamisa programme offers an opportunity for volunteers to Ÿ 244functionalLiaisonCommittees specialise in supporting breast cancer patients. The programme Ÿ 78 committees in the development phase to become fully empowers volunteers with knowledge and skills through training functionalLiaisonCommittees and skills development. These volunteers assist and ‘navigate’ Ÿ 2 296 members in volunteer leadership committees 56% of, breast cancer patients quicker and more effectively through the colourand44%white public treatment system. That leads to quicker diagnoses and Ÿ 7837contractedvolunteers(leadervolunteersincluded) treatment that will lead to lower mortality rates in the near future. Ÿ Approximately 7 000 assisted ad hoc with specific projects or Since inception of this project in June 2011 to date, 546 volunteers events have enrolled and have been trained. An average of 950 patients Ÿ 186*clusteredorientationcoursesconductedfornewvolunteers. supportedpermonth. Ÿ 1147in-servicetrainingworkshopsofferedtovolunteergroups

*3-5towns/communitiesclusteredtogethertoensurecosteffective PHAKAMISABYNUMBERS volunteertraining Ÿ Numberofwomendirectlyimpactedbynavigators 11641- Ÿ Numberofpublicmeetingsheldbynavigators 4486- Ÿ Numberofbreastabnormalities/lumpsfound 2415-

Rachelle Steenkamp Carol Theron

MarietteLootsCancerTrust:MeritAwardWinners Mariette Loots Ÿ Amelia Staats (Kimberley). She is a qualified dietician who supportsstaffandvolunteerswitheducationregardingleadinga Awa r d s 2 0 1 5 healthy balanced lifestyle and dietary requirements for cancer patients. Sheisalsoinvolvedinpatientcareandfundraising. Ÿ EngelaShultz(Kimberley). Avolunteersince2003andisactively The annual Mariette Loots Cancer Trust Awards embody the involvedinpatientcare,healthpromotionandfundraising. commitment of volunteers to cancer survivors and CANSA on a Ÿ Willem Swartz (Kimberley). She has been involved with the national level. CANSA regional nominations are forwarded to the Sanlam Cancer Challenge since 2000 as well as participates in Mariette Loots Trust’s selection committee. They select the Merit manyregionalCANSAcommunityprojects. and two main award winners each year based on a stringent Ÿ Magda Rall (Lowveld). She joined as a volunteer in January 2004 gradingsystem. and is currently facilitating the Cancer Patient Support Group in MarietteLootsCancerTrust:AwardWinner NelspruitandalsoservesontheRegionalCommittee. Ÿ Ÿ Rachelle Steenkamp (Kimberley). A volunteer since 1999, she Ina Janse van Rensburg (West Coast). She is involved in care and supportspatientsbymeansofhomevisitsandcounsellingandis supporttopatientsandalsoassistswithfundraisingprojects. alsoinvolvedinhealthpromotionandfundraisingprojects. We salute all our committed volunteers as our cancer warriors who MarietteLootsFriendsforLifeAchievementAward selflesslygaveofthemselvesandtheirtimetothecancercause. Ÿ Carol Theron (Kimberley). A volunteer for the past 20 years, she supports patients and is the coordinator of the Toktokkie (Tap-tap)projectthathelpedraiseoverR1.2millionover13years.

50 MOVEMBERPROJECT

The Movember Navigation Programme involves recruiting and training male volunteers (referred to as ‘navigators’) to assist prostate and testicular cancer survivors. The volunteers enable survivors to access the care they need from health and medical services, specifically publicfacilities,asquicklyandefficientlyaspossible.Theyarealsotrainedtogivecarethatis appropriate and sensitive to each individual’s situation, culture and knowledge of cancer as wellascatertotheneedsofthefamiliesandcaregivers.Theprogrammeintegratesguidance on lifestyle changes e.g. nutrition, smoking cessation, sexual health and psychosocial supportandcounselling. These programmes are funded by the global Movember Foundation (income raised from Movember campaign). Staged annually during November, R3.2million was allocated towards the Movember navigation programme. ‘Mo Bros’ and ‘Mo Sistas’ in South Africa. Over20countriestakepartglobally.WeareverygratefulforthepartnershipwithMovember and the support of the South African public that enables us to extend and improve on cancer patient care and support programmes that focus solely on prostate and testicular cancer survivors. To date, 133 male volunteers have been recruited (including 13 as leader volunteers) and are operational in Durban,Polokwane,Soweto,Cape Metro,Bloemfontein,Pretoria,Bethlehem (Qwaq wa),PortElizabethandRustenburg.

A Volunteer Story “My name is Sharon Fransman and I am a proud CANSA volunteer since 2012.I saw an advert in a local newspaper that CANSA Wellington was looking for volunteers and then immediately enrolled myself for the volunteer course.Until today,I believe it is the best decision I've ever made and am still enjoying every moment. The most satisfying times as a volunteer are when I visit cancer patients and could see the smile on their faces and the gratitude when I leave their homes.The messages of encouragement,the prayers,the chats,warm handshakes,food parcels and the small gifts on their birthdays and at Christmas make me feel as if I have changed their worlds forever. Most of the times,our patients are just looking for someone that is willing to listen.I am also very grateful when I am in the position to offer a CANSA wheelchair,walking stick or any other medical equipment to one of the cancer patients I support.If the patients are happy it really leaves me with a warm feeling in my heart. Yes there are also those sad times when one of our cancer patients is very ill or when we lose them.It breaks your heart because as a CANSA volunteer you became one of the most important companions in their journey with cancer. But still I would not change this for anything else. This is my love and passion to care for others.Thank you CANSA for the trust you put in me as a volunteer”.

51 Northern Business Unit Merger of Gauteng, North West and Limpopo Provinces

Winner: Most Improved Unit of 2014/15 KEYHIGHLIGHTS National Award AWARENESS Ÿ The fifth annual 'Living with Cancer' symposium was hosted Ÿ The FotoFinder device was used to perform 70 mole by North West University and Wilmedpark Oncology examinations,promoting reducing the risk of skin cancer,during in Klerksdorp in July 2015, generating awareness about Mandela Day activities in July 2015 at the South African Reserve lymphomaandleukaemiacancers. Bank. Ÿ InMay2015,theCANSAPretoriaCareCentreteamandvolunteer Ÿ During August 2015,CANSA'sMobile Health Clinics were used to group, the Phakamisa Navigators, promoted cancer awareness promote awareness and provide cancer screening at Telesure, in rural communities of Gauteng North reaching more than performing 237 Pap smears and 88 Prostate Specific Antigen 325people. (PSA) tests. Feedback on abnormal or positive results was Ÿ About 560 people visited an anti-tobacco exhibition at Acacia providedthroughpersonalconsultations. City Hall in Tshwane during May 2015 as part of International Ÿ In November 2015, CANSA provided cancer screening for all OccupationalHealthandSafetyAwarenessWeek. PikitUpemployeesbasedintheJohannesburgarea.Atotalof377 Ÿ Anti-tobacco awareness was also promoted by the CANSA PapsmearsandPSAtestswereperformed. Pretoria Care Centre team at the Family Fun Walk in Laudium on Ÿ Each year,the CANSA Fochville Care Centre team provide regular Mother'sDay,10May2015. cancer screening for the President Hyper group employees. This Ÿ The team followed this up by hosting an exhibition at the year,110staffmemberswerescreened. Family Festival held at Super Sports Park, Centurion, on Ÿ TheCANSAteaminRustenburgpromotedcancerawarenessand 16and17May. performed screenings at the Royal Marang Bafokeng Tribe in Ÿ The CANSA Waterberg Care Centre, in association with Srixzone Phokeng,inAugust2015.Healthylifestyleriskassessmentswere Health and Fitness,hosted a water point at the Exxaro Marathon performedfor21people. on 15 August 2015. A balanced lifestyle exhibition was also on Ÿ The CANSA Polokwane Care Centre provided screening at a display,reachingmorethan200people. volunteer training session held in Mokopane in March 2016, Ÿ Several SunSmart campaigns were executed, including the performing eight Pap smears, 12 clinical breast examinations, distribution of free sunscreen to youth and adults to promote four Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA)’s and 26 blood pressure and reducing the risk of skin cancer.The CANSA team in Rustenburg glucosetests. partnered with Radio Mafisa 93.4 FM in March 2016 to promote Ÿ TheMobileHealthClinicsvisitedthefollowingregionstoprovide SunSmartawareness. cancer education and screening: Shoshanguve, Mamelodi, Ÿ Awareness of the value of a balanced lifestyle and being Cullinan, Vereeniging, Ekurhuleni, Pikitup Central SunSmart was raised at a Naboomspruit high school during Johannesburg, Boksburg, Alberton, Kokosi, Toekomsrus, athletics season in February 2016, reaching more than 10 000 President Hyper, Telesure operating sites, Hammanskraal, people. Haakdoorn, Sebokeng, Everton West, Everton South, Sasolburg, Ÿ A concert, presented by the CANSA team and the Toktokkie Sandela, Boipatong, Sharpeville, Meyerton, Burgersfort, mascot, relayed the healthy living message to more than 600 Monetsi, Toyandou, learnersand29educatorsataprimaryschoolinLephalale. Louis Trichardt, Modhomdiza, Matoks, Phalaborwa, Nqwaqwa EARLY DETECTION AND SCREENING andLenyene. Ÿ In February 2016, the CANSA Central Gauteng team performed 315ProstateSpecificAntigen(PSA)testsattheHollardDaredevil run, promoting awareness of men's health and cancers affecting men.

52 CARE ANDSUPPORT FUNDDEVELOPMENT Ÿ International Cancer Survivors' Day in June 2015 was celebrated Ÿ More than R2 million was raised by the following Relay with volunteers visiting local cancer survivors at oncology and communities: Pretoria, Rustenburg, Saamspan, Brits, treatmentcentres. Klerksdorp, Potchefstroom, Lephalale, Mokopane, Polokwane, Ÿ A support group for prostate cancer survivors in Mashashane, Louis Trichardt, Phalaborwa, East Rand, Vaal, Randfontein, Polokwane,waslaunchedinSeptember2015. Roodepoort, LeeuwenhofandStStithians. Ÿ The CANSA James Kingston Care Home in Rustenburg had a Ÿ SponsoredbyShopriteCheckers,aCuppaForCANSAlaunchtook occupancyrateof61.7%duringtheyear. placeon5June2015attheCANSATheunisFichardtHospitiumin Ÿ New Support and Stoma Support groups were launched in Brits Polokwane. Shoprite Checkers donated R18 500 towards the andRustenburgbytheCANSACareteams. Hospitium. Ÿ The Rustenburg Care Centre team treated the staff at the local Ÿ The Rooi Rose tea, hosted on 14 October 2015, reached oncology centre to gift packs as part of World Cancer Day on 1700people,raisedR390642andwaslive-streamedonDStv. 4February2016. Ÿ In October 2015, the community of Roshnee in Vereeniging, Ÿ The Keurboom Care Home hosted a 'Jail 'n Bail' event that raised nearly R200 000. in Johannesburg hosted a Special thanks to an anonymous business owner who donated monthly support group for R100000. male cancer survivors to Ÿ Anglo American's New Vaal Collieries in the Vaal area donated help with them cope with R105 000 towards Pap smear screenings which help reduce the theircancerjourney. riskofcervicalcancer. Ÿ In December 2015, the Ÿ InOctober2015,theEmeraldResortandCasinointheVaalregion patients at the CANSA hosteditseighthannualCANSABreastWalkandraisedR46175. Keurboom Care Home Ÿ Unitrade Management Services hosted a Charity Women's Day received mugs from a Breast Cancer event on 7 August 2015 at Golf Reef City with donor. special guest, Mr South Africa 2015 Armand Du Plessis. An Ÿ Staff and clients from amount of R300 000 was donated towards the CANSA Western Curves and Builders Gauteng Care Centre towards health awareness and early Warehouse donated non- detectionprogrammes. perishable foods and Ÿ In March 2016, the Modimolle South African Police Services toiletries for patients staying in the CANSA Keurboom Care (SAPS) challenged the SAPS in Bela Bela to raise the most funds HomeinDecember2015. as part of CANSA Shavathon. The Bela Bela SAPS raised R12 020, Ÿ Much-needed linen for 27 beds was donated to the CANSA winningthechallenge. TipuanaCareHomebytheNGChurchinMorelettaPark. Ÿ A Fun Run was held at the Mogol Golf Club in Lephalale on 18 Ÿ In May 2015, the CANSA Lukholweni Care Home in Soweto was March 2015,raising more than R2 000 for the CANSA Waterberg merged with the CANSA Keurboom Care Home. The Soweto CareCentre. property was not owned by CANSA and had been neglected and Ÿ In 2016, cancer survivor Sonia Katzenberg of Bedfordview was also experienced regular power cuts. Residents needed an named a Hero of Hope by the Global Relay For Life survivorship environment that did not compromise their immune systems.In initiative which selects Heroes of Hope from the global Relay addition, residents of both homes travel to the same treatment participatingcountries. facilities and commuting from Soweto was very time consuming Ÿ The communities from the Northern Business Unit generously for the patients. Extensive renovations took place at the CANSA supported the annual Shavathon campaign in March 2016, Keurboom Care Home to accommodate an extra 29 patients where 91 shopping centres and malls and 541 workplaces raised from the CANSA Lukholweni Care Home. Patients stay at the R2752004. home from Monday to Friday, usually going home on weekends Ÿ A total of 132 Sanlam Cancer Challenge club competitions took tobewithlovedonesandfamily. placewhichhelpedraiseR1042651. Ÿ TheCANSAStomaclinicinCentralGautengmovedtotheCANSA Gauteng North Care Centre resulting in a more streamlined service.Astomatherapistoffersafreeserviceonceaweek. Partnerships Ÿ The CANSA Keurboom Care Home received a grant of R450 000 for care and support for radiation treatment of cancer patients from The Department of Social Development. Ÿ In Limpopo, a partnership was formed with the Limpopo Provincial Department of Health and Hospice Palliative Care Association (HPCA) of South Africa. The partnership focuses on strengthening NPOs in the rendering of support and care to cancer and other chronic patients in communities.

53 HEALTHANDAWARENESSBYNUMBERS VOLUNTEERSNAPSHOT Ÿ 173 976 people were reached through 835 talks on cancer Ÿ 68Liaisoncommittees. awareness. Ÿ 319Healthprogrammevolunteers. Ÿ 127 472 people were reached through 424 cancer awareness Ÿ 523Careandsupportvolunteers. exhibitions,healthdaysandhealthcamps. Ÿ 27Administrationvolunteers. Ÿ 93 330 people were reached with 242 talks on screening and Ÿ 963Funddevelopmentvolunteers. earlydetection. Ÿ 52 Phakamisa navigators to assist with cancer support and care Ÿ 50 608 people were reached with 224 screening and early tobreastcancerpatients. detectionexhibitions. Ÿ 30 Movember navigators to assist with cancer support and care Ÿ A total of 57 217 learners were educated at 131 schools and toprostateandtesticularcancerpatients. educationalfacilities. Ÿ 53267cancerawarenessleafletsandpostersweredistributed. FUNDDEVELOPMENTR20552396 SCREENINGBYNUMBERS The following main events were successfully championed by our We conducted the following screenings – some in partnership dedicatedvolunteers: withtheDepartmentofHealth–atCANSACareCentresaswellas Ÿ CANSARelayForLife-R2067627 inremoteareasusingourMobileHealthClinics: Ÿ CANSAShavathon-R2752004 Ÿ 1 964 Pap smears for cervical cancer plus 677 with Department Ÿ SanlamCancerChallenge-R1042651 ofHealth. Ÿ CuppaForCANSA-R822157 Ÿ 2 900 Clinical breast examinations and 337 SureTouch breast Ÿ Teledonations-R2450101 examinations to detect breast lumps plus 31 with Department Ÿ Toktokkie(Tap-Tap)-R201949 ofHealth. Ÿ BreastHealthWalks-R102885 Ÿ 1 384 Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) tests to detect prostate Ÿ Jail'nBail-R401707 abnormalities Ÿ HealthyLiving-R20350 Ÿ 144 Skin cancer examinations and 209 FotoFinder Ÿ Specialregionalevents-R1544207 examinations. Ÿ Other(grants,donationsandbequests)-R9157172 Ÿ Assessed1512peopletodeterminetheirhealthylifestylerisk. Ÿ Performed792bloodglucosetestsfordiabetes. On average, 2.5% abnormalities were detected in the total screenings. SUPPORTBYNUMBERS Ÿ 32 211 cancer survivors and their loved ones received patient care. Ÿ 10419survivorsreceivedhome-basedcare. Ÿ 4 834 patients were accommodated at the four CANSA Care Homes, CANSA TLC Nicus Lodge, and Paediatric Oncology Ward and Hospitium (15 138 bed days) where care and support isgiventothepatients. Ÿ 49 support groups were established and maintained – attendedby902survivors. Ÿ 1 854 people were provided access to medical equipment and otherassistivedevices. Ÿ 2 360 patients were supported at oncology clinics while receivingtreatment. Ÿ 3 603 beneficiaries received care and support as part of the CANSATLCprogramme.

54 Special thanks Thank you!

Our grateful thanks to the late Mr. Zwenstra who Club, Jacaranda RM-FM (Polokwane), Jakaranda Gilde, Jama Ballroom generously left a legacy of R257 000 received from his Dance Studio -(Polokwane), Jannie Bosman (Trinamics), Jason Stander Optometrists (Polokwane), Joy & Juig Magazines and Juncta Hair, Key family as a token of appreciation to CANSA for care and West Mall and Kloofzicht Lodge, Laerskool Roodekrans, LBG Holdings support. (Modimolle), Lions Club (Stilfontein) and Lynca Meats, Mabalingwe, Makro (Centurion), Makro (Silver Lakes), Makro (Wonderboom), Wewishtothankthefollowingdonorsandsponsors: Manhattan Hotel, Marko (Vaal), Matlosana Mall (Klerksdorp), Able Movers, Afrisam, Akasia Golf Club, Anglo American, AngloGold MatlosanaMunicipality(Klerksdorp),Medipost,MedupiPowerstation, Ashanti,AONandAstraZeneca,Bankmed,BearCreekSpurKlerksdorp, Menlyn Mall,Mercedes Benz,Meropa Casino,Mooi Vaal Media,Morula Bernina, BHP Billiton, Bidvest Bank Musina, Blue Bulls Union, Blue Sun, MTN and Mutual and Federal, Netcare and North West University Valley Golf and Country Estate, Body Detox (Gauteng), Boledi Travel (Potchefstroom and Vaal Triangle Campus), Ocean Basket, Omnia and Centre (Polokwane), Bolivia Lodge (Polokwane), Build it (Modimolle), Oxygen Models, Parmalat, Pathcare, Pick n Pay (Modimolle), Premier, Builders Warehouse (Polokwane) and Burika IT (Polokwane), Caltex, President Hyper (Fochville, Krugersdorp and Vereeniging), Pretoria CapeTownFishMarket(Polokwane),CapitalOutsourcing(Polokwane), Country Club, Pretoria Golf Club, Pretoria Military Sports Club, Capitec Bank, Capricorn FM (Polokwane), Caxton Media, Centurion Pretorium Trust, Princess Crossing Shopping Centre and Protea Hotels Country Club, Centurion Lifestyle Centre, Checkers, Christelike (Klerksdorp), Randpark Golf Club, Rawsons, Remax Jowic, Rhapsody's Vereniging Klerksdorp, Clearwater Mall, Comfort Loo's, Conference (Woodhill), Rio Casino Klerksdorp, River Square Shopping Centre, Speakers International (Gauteng), Copper Leaf Country Club, Riverside Lifestyle Resort, ROCCI, Rooi Rose and Rotary, Saamspan Copperstone Promotions, Cradlestone Mall (Krugersdorp), Crawford Laerskool, Sabrina Naidoo, Sages Jacaranda Region, Sandonia Golf College (Lonehill), Crawford College (Pretoria), Cullinan Apteek, Club, Sasol Bendor, Savannah (Polokwane),Shae Webb en Julie Webb, Cullinan Golf Club, Curro Group of Schools (Krugersdorp), Curro Shoprite, Silverlakes Country Club, Silverstar Casino, Specsavers, St (Roodeplaat), Curro (Woodlands) and Curves Klerksdorp, Debtsafe GeorgeHotel,StMary's,StStithiansSchool,StarFusionEntertainment, Makopane, Dimension Data, Dis-Chem (Victory Park), Discovery Sufura Sheriff and Sun International, TC Radio Communications, Total Health, DJ McNelly (Polokwane), Dr Johan Combrinck-Anncron Clinic CenturionGate,TotalPierreVanRyneveldt,TotalSA,andtheUniversity (Klerksdorp) and Drankensig Golf Club (Hoedspruit), Edcon, Elica of Pretoria's Medical Campus,Vaal Mall Shopping Centre,Vaal Triangle Primary School (Polokwane), Emerald Resort and Casino and Es'kia Fire Services,Vogue Models,Volvo Silverlakes and Vroue Landbou Unie Mphahlele Library, Food Lovers Market (Fruit & Veg Vanderbijlpark) Pretoria, Waterkloof Golf Club, Weesgerus (Modimolle), Wesbank, and Forever Resort (Bela Bela), Gauteng Oncology (Krugersdorp), WestgateMallRoodepoort,Wimpy(Lephalale),WingateCountryClub, Gemini Frameless, Guvon Hotel Group and Heart2care agency Wits Productive Health and HIV Institute and Woodhill Country Club, (Strubensvalley),Heia Safari,Hillside Golf Course,Honda (Klerksdorp), ZwartkopGolfCourse HR Focus and Hyundai (Wonderboom), Interwaste and Irene Country

55 Central Business Unit Merger of Free State, Kwa-Zulu Natal and Mpumalanga Provinces

KEYHIGHLIGHTS

AWARENESS Ÿ The CANSA Qwaqwa Care Centre volunteers held a door-to-door campaign in the rural village of Tshirela in June 2015, promoting awarenessofcancersaffectingmenandwomen. Ÿ The CANSA Welkom Care Centre hosted an exhibit and raised awareness at the Medi-Clinic women's race that was held in Welkomon21August2015,reachingmorethan100participants. Ÿ In April 2016, a four-man team walked 1 020 km in 29 days, from theSAPSCanineUnitinBloemfonteintotheCanineUnitinCape Town. This was in honour of cancer survivor,the late Johlene van der Merwe. Awareness was raised about the role of caregivers and R30 000 was raised for the CANSA Bloemfontein Care Centre. Ÿ The staff and volunteers from the CANSA Bloemfontein Care Centre partnered with the Lereko High School and Free State Emergency College, to raise awareness among the learners and educators about the dangers of using tobacco and how to lead a balancedlifestyletoreducetheriskofcancer. Ÿ In May, the Unit presented health talks about the dangers of tobaccoatPricewaterhouseCoopersofficescountrywide. Ÿ The Unit's CANSA Care Centres hosted an exhibit and raised cancer awareness at the annual NAMPO Festival from 13 to 15 Ÿ The third annual Women's Health awareness day took place at May2015,reachingover3000people. the Sehunelo Senior Secondary High School, Mangaung on Ÿ An awareness breakfast was hosted at the University of Free 17 October 2015. The event included a 5km walk and cancer State'sQwaqwacampuson4May2015.Cancerriskreductionwas screeninginpartnershipwiththeDepartmentofHealth. promotedto1200students. Ÿ SunSmart awareness was raised at a cricket match (VKB Knights Ÿ A training session on patient care, wound care and stoma care versus Unlimited Titans) in Bloemfontein, from 13 to 15 products was held for 30 volunteers in April 2015 at the CANSA November2015. HighveldCareCentre. Ÿ Awareness of cancers affecting men was raised at a Kasi Diski Ÿ The CANSA Lowveld's Care Centre 'Pink Link' Breast Cancer soccer event held at the CANSA Katleho Care Home, in Support Group hosted a symposium to promote early detection associationwithGroupMedandSAB,inNovember. programmeson7May2015.Itwasattendedbyfivedoctorsand17 Ÿ The Thaba-Nchu liaison committee facilitated various health registerednurses. awareness events on behalf of the CANSA Bloemfontein Care Ÿ A World Cancer Day health awareness day, that included a Centre. 90-minute aerobics session, was held on 4 February 2016 in Ÿ On 29 October 2015, the CANSA team hosted a breast cancer association with CUT Radio at the Windmill Casino in walk in Phuthaditjhaba, raising awareness among the Bloemfontein. 1500participants. Ÿ The CANSA Welkom Care Centre team participated in a wellness week, held from 23 to 25 February 2016, at the Central University ofTechnology(CUT)inWelkom.

56 EARLY DETECTION AND SCREENING Ÿ In June 2015, a Men's Health wellness day was held at Marquand with the Department of Health, providing 32 Prostate Specific Antigen(PSA)tests. Ÿ On 6 May 2016, the CANSA Bloemfontein Care Centre team participated in a Men's Health day at Tempe,reaching more than 100 men and performing 33 Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) tests andhealthylifestyleriskassessments. Ÿ Partnerships were developed with two pharmacies in Newcastle and Estcourt who now offer cancer screening as part of their regularservices. Ÿ In June 2015, the CANSA team used the Mobile Health Clinic to provide screening for men and women at Sparta Beef, in the Marquarddistrict.Theteamalsovisitednearbyfarmingareas. Ÿ A 'Sprayathon' and SunSmart awareness campaign was held Ÿ The CANSA Highveld Care Centre conducted 120 Prostate at the Amashova cycling race that took place in Durban on Specific Antigen (PSA) tests, 28 clinical breast examinations and 18 October 2015. Free sunscreen was distributed to riders and 16 Pap smears on 20 June for the employees from Ferro Metals, supporters.Of the field of riders,12 rode in support of the CANSA Samancor. DurbanCareCentre. Ÿ Following the CANSA Relay For Life in Reitz, an early detection Ÿ The Unit's CANSA CareCentres hosted wellness days at and cancer health awareness programme was held on 21 and 22 companies, providing cancer awareness talks, exhibits and May 2015, reaching 60 people. Cancer screening was also screeningsforemployees. conducted. Ÿ As part of World No Tobacco Day on 31 May 2015, CANSA was Ÿ Wellness week in Welkom, held at the Central University of featured on Ugu Youth Radio in Port Shepstone, talking about Techonology from 23 to 25 February 2016, saw staff and thedangersoftobaccouse. volunteers from Thabong and Welkom performing 559 healthy Ÿ As part of Mandela Day, the CANSA Mkhuhla Care Home was lifestyle risk assessments, 105 clinical breast examinations, as renovated by Bidvest Bank and Virgin Active La Lucia. Food wellaspresentingtalksoncancerriskreduction. parcels for cancer patients were sponsored by Hair-by-Ash and Ÿ From7to9October2015,CANSAinpartnershipwiththeThabure weredeliveredbytheDepartmentofHealth. Rotary Club and Department of Health, hosted wellness days Ÿ A High Tea, with a breast cancer theme, was held on that included cancer screening in the Mangaung, Batho and 28 October 2015 at the Celrose Factory in Tongaat, KwaZulu- Bergmanregionsreachingmorethan100people. Natal,for800employees. Ÿ InpartnershipwithShopriteCheckers,theCANSAMobileHealth Ÿ The CANSA team took part in a clean-up session, arranged by Clinic provided clinical breast examinations and cancer Netcare on 11 September 2015 at Margate's beach. All education information at the Twin City Shopping Centre for participantsreceivedfreesunscreen. employeesandtheHeidedalcommunity. Ÿ In May 2015, a wellness day and cancer screening event was held Ÿ In February 2016, the CANSA Nelspruit Care Centre team at the Department of Economic Development and Tourism in provided 20 Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) tests for the Hollard Ermelo,reaching30employees. Daredevil run and promoted awareness about Men's Health and Ÿ The CANSA Bloemfontein Care Centre exhibited at cancersaffectingmen. the Independent Clinical Oncology Network (ICON) conference Ÿ TheMobileHealthClinicsvisitedthefollowingregionstoprovide on 12 September 2015 to raise awareness of its care and support cancer education and screening: Qwaqwa, Botshabelo, programmes and also to network with other cancer Mangaung, Brandfontein, Thaba-Nchu, Witbank, Middelburg organisations. andBronkhorstspruit. Ÿ Anglo American sponsored branded items for the CANSA Care Centres in Highveld and Witbank to assist with brand recognition. CARE ANDSUPPORT Ÿ On 28 November 2015, a Men's Health walk was held in Ÿ As part of Nelson Mandela Day in July 2015, the team from Lydenburg. The trees along the route were covered in blue CANSA Bloemfontein Care Centre visited regional hospitals and materialtocreateawareness. oncology wards. They presented fruit and knitted hats, donated bySparPrellerandtheBloemfonteinMarket,tocancersurvivors. The Solidarity Helping Hand provided 56 knitted teddy bears to givetothechildrenattheUniversitasHospitalinBloemfontein. Ÿ Nelson Mandela Day was also celebrated at the CANSA Katleho Care Home. The SAPS Provincial Technology, Management and Communication Department painted the kitchen, washed the windows and donated groceries and toiletries; the Mangaung Minister's Fraternal held a service and handed goody bags to the patients; the Greater Bloemfontein Taxi Association donated cakesandjuice;theUniversalChurchhandedouttoiletriestothe patients; the Auditor General donated seven panel heaters and food sanitary goods; and the Working on Fire (WOF) team preparedlunchfortheresidents. Ÿ A total of 85 'Voortrekkers' visited the CANSA Olea Care Home in Bloemfontein in August 2015 as part of CANSA Care Week and refurbishedtheteaarea.

57 Ÿ The CANSA Pietermartizburg Care Centre team negotiated with Ÿ The East Vaal Motors branch in Witbank helped the local CANSA six local guesthouses to provide reduced rates to accommodate Care Centre by sponsoring fuel for patients travelling to Pretoria out-of-townpatientsreceivingtreatment. fortreatment. Ÿ UNISA placed fourth-year Social Development students at the Ÿ Volunteers and staff at the CANSA Highveld Care Centre CANSA Olea and Katleho Care Homes to provide emotional provided care and support through regular visits to cancer supporttopatients. survivorsatoncologyunitsandtreatmentcentres. Ÿ CANSAwasoneofthebeneficiariesoftheannualTeddyBearTea Ÿ InSeptember2015,theBrianBoswellCircustreatedsurvivorsand party in conjunction with the Miss and Mrs Greater caregiverstoring-sideticketsandaninteractionsessionwiththe Middelburg/WitbankPageantthattookplaceon29August2015. animalswhenthecircuscametoMiddelburg. An amount of R10 000 was donated for pamper packs and food Ÿ CANSA home-based care training was held in May 2015 for 15 parcelsforfamiliesfightingcancerinthelocalcommunity. people at the Mikhuleko Home-based Care Centre in Ÿ In August for CANSA Care Week, singer and Idols 2010 winner Masibekela,Middelburg. Elvis Blue visited the CANSA Olea Care Home in Bloemfontein Ÿ In November 2015, a volunteer from Cosmos donated andperformedforthepatients. R26 000's worth of reconstructive permanent make-up for Ÿ Unilever and the team from the CANSA Welkom Care Centre survivors and patients to help improve their self-image post presented toiletries, groceries and scarves worth R16 000 to mastectomiesandothertreatments. Welriedal,ayouthhomeinRiebeeckstad,on 17July2015. Ÿ The Nambiti Caregivers Group were trained by the CANSA Ÿ International Cancer Survivors' Day in June 2015 was celebrated Amajuba Care Centre to provide counselling and support for withlocalcancersurvivorsatmostoftheCANSACareHomesand survivorsandfamiliesaffectedbycancerinthecommunity. CentresintheUnit. Ÿ Patient care and volunteer training was held in Woodview, Ÿ The CANSA Tough Living with Cancer (TLC) programme was Inanda,AmanzimtotiandPortShepstoneinKwa-ZuluNatal. launched in Bloemfontein. The programme provides care and Ÿ In May 2015, staff and volunteers at the CANSA Newcastle Care support for children and families affected by cancer with the Centrereceivedtraumacounsellingtraining. support of the local Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa Ÿ The CANSA Care Centres in Kwa-Zulu Natal partnered with (CHOC). 'Knitted Knockers' who help provide knitted breast prostheses Ÿ In November, the Spar group donated R1.9 million towards the for the breast cancer patients. In addition, income was raised upgrading of the CANSA Mkhuhla Care Home in Durban, fromthesaleofthewoolkits. sponsored monthly groceries for a year and also donated a MercedesVitototransportpatients. FUNDDEVELOPMENT Ÿ The Phoenix Support Group in Kwa-Zulu Natal hosted its first 'LoveLightsaCandle'eventon4December2015,raisingR30000. Ÿ The Goscor golf day was held on 24 July 2015, raising Ÿ AtotalofR14500wasraisedataCuppaForCANSAevent,heldon R100000forservicedeliveryprogrammes. 28 October 2015. Guest speakers were Professor Jordaan, an Ÿ SponsoredbyShopriteCheckers,aCuppaForCANSAlaunchtook oncologist as well as cancer survivor Reg Anthony from the place on 5 June 2015 at the CANSA Olea Care Home in ZululandObserver. Bloemfontein. Shoprite Checkers also donated R18 500 to the Ÿ On 13 February 2016, the CANSA Pietermaritzburg Care Centre home. team hosted a Men's Health fun run in the Midlands, generating Ÿ TheCANSADurbanCareCentreteamhostedtheannualWarrior R10 000. The Midlands Laboratory Services sponsored Prostate Race in Ballito in July 2015. The centre provided free sunscreen SpecificAntigen(PSA)testsaswellasprizesfortheevent. and raised SunSmart awareness to the more than Ÿ In October 17 2015, Northern Natal Motorsport held its second 5000peoplewhoattendedtheevent. annual CANSA Motor Show, where car enthusiasts raised Ÿ A Cuppa for CANSA event was hosted on 25 July in Durban by R26220. Mini Miss South Africa (contestants are 4- years old) The event, Ÿ The communities from the Central Business Unit generously whichraisedR33410,wassponsoredtothevalueofR100000. supported the annual Shavathon campaign in March 2016. A Ÿ ThewinnerofthelocaltelesalesfundraisingprojectdonatedR15 total of 12 shopping centres and 178 workplaces raised 000 to the CANSA Durban Care Centre for service delivery R1133414. programmes. Ÿ There were 62 Sanlam Cancer Challenge Club and 10 Sages Ÿ TheannualCANSADebutantBalltookplaceon6November2015 RegionalCompetitionsClubeventsthatraised R942139. in Nelspruit. The event recognised the 38 debutantes who had Ÿ The following Relay communities raised R1 649 531: Bethlehem, raisedR282000forcareandsupportprogrammes. Bloemfontein, Bronkhorstspruit, Durban, Estcourt, Ficksburg, Ÿ The CANSA Pietermaritzburg Care Centre was the official Lyndenburg, Malelane, Middelburg, Nelspruit, Newcastle, beneficiaryoftheMudmanTriathlonSeries,receivingadonation Pietermaritzburg, Reitz, Reservoir Hills, Secunda, Standerton, of R25 000. SunSmart awareness was promoted at the CANSA Welkomand Witbank. exhibition, during the marathon, and was visited by more than Ÿ The Global Relay For Life Heroes of Hope survivorship initiative 600people. selected cancer survivors Tracey Marshall of Newcastle and Ÿ On 5 September 2015, the annual Rooi Rose Tea was held at ShaunTerblancheofNelspruitas'HeroesofHope'in2016. Kopano Nokeng, Bloemfontein. The 32 tables generated Ÿ The 2015 Global Spirit of Relay For Life Student Event winner was R61650. presented by the American Cancer Society to CANSA Relay For Ÿ In November 2015,Sanitech–a division of WACO–hosted a golf Life,Qwaqwa,FreeState. dayfortheCANSAToughLivingwithCancer(TLC)programmein Ÿ Central Media, which includes OFM Radio, Courant, and Get It Secunda,generatingR10000. magazine,weretheofficialmediapartnerforCANSAShavathon, Ÿ The Hillandale Retirement Village bowling club hosted its helpingtopromotetheeventsheldintheFreeStateregions. annual bowling competition on 14 November 2015. The event raisedR30000fortheCANSABloemfonteinCareCentreandthe 64memberseachreceivedfreesunscreen. Partnerships Ÿ Cosmos Stereo provides free airtime to the CANSA Cosmos Care Centre every month to promote health awareness campaigns. Ÿ The CANSA Bloemfontein Care Centre has long-term partnership agreements with the University of the Free State and Central University of Technology, as well as the local UNISA campus which has hosted a wellness day and Shavathon event this year. Ÿ A partnership was formed with Marianna Bibbey from the Central Business Academy in Bloemfontein to assist with training of CANSA employees and volunteers in the Central Business Unit. Ÿ Kleinkopje Colliery, in partnership with the CANSA Highveld Care Centre and Witbank Tubercle Bacillus Hospital, held a launch on 17 September 2015 to announce a corporate social investment programme that includes monthly financial contributions to the Centre by Kleinkopje Colliery. Ÿ Copies of The Health Chronicle magazine are provided free to the CANSA Durban Care Centre. This was facilitated by Dr Nirvadha Singh, a previous CANSA Governor Committee member and member of the CANSA Durban Regional Council.

59 HEALTHANDAWARENESSBYNUMBERS VOLUNTEERSNAPSHOT Ÿ Ÿ 523 626 people were reached through 4 849 talks on cancer 114LiaisonCommittees. Ÿ awareness. 326HealthProgrammeVolunteers. Ÿ Ÿ 120 912 people were reached through 549 cancer awareness 560CareandSupportVolunteers. Ÿ exhibitions,healthdaysandhealthcamps. 32AdministrationVolunteers. Ÿ Ÿ 44865peoplewerereachedthrough590talksonscreeningand 597FundDevelopmentVolunteers. Ÿ earlydetection. 94 Phakamisa navigators to assist with support and care of Ÿ 28 602 people were reached through 718 screening and early breastcancerpatients. Ÿ detectionexhibitions. 29 Movember navigators to assist with support and care of Ÿ 93 067 learners were educated at 1 842 schools and educational testicularandprostatecancerpatients. facilities. Ÿ 98323cancerawarenessleafletsweredistributed. FUNDDEVELOPMENTR17987873* SCREENINGBYNUMBERS The following main events were successfully championed with thehelpofourdedicatedvolunteers: We performed screenings, some in partnership with the Ÿ CANSARelayForLife-R1649531 Department of Health, at CANSA Care Centres, as well as in Ÿ CANSAShavathon-R1133414 remoteareasusingourMobileHealthClinics. Ÿ SanlamCancerChallenge-R942139 Ÿ 1 597 Pap smears for cervical cancer plus 275 with the Ÿ CuppaForCANSA-R1441251 DepartmentofHealth. Ÿ Tele-donations-R1021417 Ÿ 2 811 clinical breast examinations to detect breast lumps plus 6 Ÿ Toktokkie(Tap-Tap)-R85268 withtheDepartmentofHealth. Ÿ BreastHealthWalks-R109170 Ÿ 1 378 Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) tests to detect prostate Ÿ Jail'nBail-R130665 abnormalities. Ÿ HealthyLiving-R19133 Ÿ 196skinexaminations. Ÿ Specialregionalevents-R1493945 Ÿ 3 412 people were assessed to determine their healthy lifestyle Ÿ Other(grants,donationsandbequests)-R9961940 risk. Ÿ 206HIVrapidtests(fingerprickbloodtests). Ÿ 502bloodglucosetestsfordiabetes. Onaverage,7%abnormalitiesweredetected. SUPPORTBYNUMBERS Ÿ 10 261 cancer survivors and their loved ones received patient care. Ÿ 12616survivorswerereceivedhome-basedcare. Ÿ 5 566 patients were accommodated at the three CANSA Care Homes,totalling43281beddays. Ÿ 34 support groups were established and maintained,attended by1976survivors. Ÿ 145 people were given access to medical equipment and other assistivedevices. Ÿ 8 842 patients were supported at oncology clinics while receivingcancertreatment. Ÿ 9 062 beneficiaries received care and support as part of the CANSAToughLivingwithCancer(TLC)programme.

60 Special thanks Thank you!

We wish to thank the following donors and sponsors: National Real Estate, Nedbank, New Life Church (Witbank), Newcastle ABI Welkom,Afri Drill,Africa Milling,Airforce Base Bloemspruit,Aletta Advertiser & Sun, NG Goedehoop Secunda, NG Kerk Bethlehem Oos, Erasmus, Aliwal North Golf Club, Alpha & Omega, Amajuba Winter Nino's Coffee Shop - Highveld Mall,NoorAsmal,North City,Northlands festival,Amandus,Amory Stols,Andrew CPNG,AngloAmerican,Anneliza Primary, Oasis Crescent, Old Mutual, One Fine Beginning - Middelburg Erwee - Middelburg Mall,Arcelormittal,Atholl Heights School,Autrium Mall, Orient Islamic School, Orthopedic Department, Papilsky SR&A Mall, Barberton Liaison Committee, Bell Equipment Richardsbay, Educational Institute, Pathcare, Pauline Bouwes, Pauline Moller, Perfect Bethlehem Couriers, Bethulie Golf Club, Bidvest, Blackrock Casino, Water,Photos by Ken, Pick n Pay Secunda Mall, PJ DavidtzWT Set, Port Bloemfontein Golf Club,Bloempark Gemeente,Blue Crane,Boston City Edward Primary School, Portuguese Community, PRA Welkom, Campus, Bronwyn Katzke Photography, BSI Steel, Burgersdrop Golf President Brand Primary School,PretoriusAttorneys,Proconics,Protea Club, CAF Gaye, CARGO Services, Cat, CAXTON Newspapers, Hotel Witbank, Ps. A Jordaan Ps, PSG, Puleng Nyezi and Stompie Chantall Jordaan, Checkers/Shoprite, Christo Van Der Westhuizen, Phalatsane,Radio Maluti,Rapiprop 3 (PTY) LTD,Razia Cassim (Northern Chrome Tubatse Steelpoort, Claire de Silva, Community Chest, CTU Natal Motorsport), Reach For Recovery, Rekompens, Rene Bekker, Learning Institute, Curro Nelspruit, CUT Students, Dajee Family, Riaan Heyns Consulting, Riverside Estate, Roots Butchery, Rosebud Destiny Home Care (Marble Hall), DJ Andrew, Dr Mohamed Sabeer Flowers, Rotary Richardsbay, Rudolph van Rooyen Photography, Ryk na Abdool Gaffar, Eagle Peak Spur, Eastvaal Motors, Enthooz Lifestyle Herstel, SAB, Sabie River Sun, Sacred Heart Cathedral, Sages Golf, Magazine, Extrata Mine Groups, Factory Plaza, Ferrum High School, SANBS Cosmos Zone, Sanlam Adelaar Bluestar, Sanlam Kosmos Foskor Richardsbay, Gateway Mall, Gerdies Table, Glen Core Marefe Bluestar, Sanlam Piet Retief, SanlamVolksrust & Amersfoort, Sanlameer Venture, Glencore Colliery, Goedehoop Myn, Goedehoop Primary Golf club, Sasol Secunda, Sasol SinFuels, Schoeman Park Golf Club, School,Goldfields Mall,Goldi Standerton,Graceland Casino & Country Scissor Hands, Sentrum Pharmacy, Shanduka Coal, Shoprite Checkers, Club, Greenside Colliery, Griffons Rugby, Guild Club, Halls Sake Sive Skynet, Solomon, Ruben & Winner Educational Institute, Soraya Trust, Hazyview Liaison Committee, Henri Gouws - Highveld Mall, Eckelton-Moreira, Sorbet (Middelburg), South African Breweries, Highveld Primary School Evander, Highveld Tents & Equipment, Southey Contracting,Spar Guild,Spar Lowveld Guild,StAndrew School Hillandale Bowling Club, Hindu Association BFN, Hi-Q Nelspruit, Bloemfontein, St Andrews School Welkom, ST Mark Roman Catholic Hollywood bets (Newcastle tattersalls), Hospice White Rose, HR City Church, St Michaels Girls School Bloemfontein, St Thomas Methodist (Middelburg), Hulamin, IEMAS, Indian Community, Interstate, J&M Church, St Dominic's Academy, Standard Bank Secunda, Steelpoort Security, Jam clothing, JCP Koen, Jenny Mole - Wimpy Middelburg Mall, Skool, Steelport Liaison, Stucky Motors, Sue Law (Mugg and Bean), Johan Garden Service ,JWL Landbou Voorsieners Standerton, Sunlawns, Super Save t/a Amandla Trading,Super Spar Standerton, Swift KleinKopje Colliery ,KMI Airport, Koffiefontein Golf Club , Kragbron Group, Taupele, Team Spirit, Tempe Golf Club, The Groove Spar, The Radio, Kriel Colliery ,Ladybrand Golf Club, Lake Umuzi, Ligbron Ridge, The Spar Group, The Victor Daitz Foundation Trust,The Wild Technical Academy ,Longtom Nissan Ermelo, Lydenburg Liaison, Bunch NPO-Jackson Family, Time Freight, TimeRite (PTY) LTD, TLC Lydenburg Patient Care,Lydenburg RFLTeam,Madame Macaron,Majuba Innibos,Tramonto Hotel,Transvalia Pharmacy,Tshireletsong Child and College, Makro Bloemfontein, Makro Pietermaritzburg, Maranatha Youth Care Centre, Tshwaraganang Learner and Créch Transport, School, Martin's Funeral Services Standerton, Mascor, Meal on Wheels, Ubuntu, Unigrand College, UnileverWelkom, Uplands College,Van Dyk Meclo Graphics (Middelburg), Megchem, Mica Hardware (Middelburg), and Partners,Veerath Dookie (Veez micro enterprises),Victoria's Faith Miss & Mrs Middelburg Pageant, Miss & Mrs Nkangala International Ministries, Vista Newspaper, Vodacom Mpumalanga, Voortrekkers Village Pageant, Miss & Mrs Witbank Pageant, Mondi Richardsbay, Gemeenskap Projek, Vreede, Vryheid Herald, Vryheid Lions club, Mpumalanga Golf Unie,Mr and Mrs Daya,Mr K van derWalt,Mr Monty WACO- Sanitech, Walker Park Golf Club, Welkom Orion School, Athersone, Mr PeterWarren, Mr Robin Banks, Mrs B Archdeacon, Mrs Welkom Path Care,Welkom St Helena Private Hospital,Willem Postma Dana Naidoo, Mrs South Africa Finalist Margy Pretorius, Mrs Sandra Laerskool, Welkom Department of Health, Wingman Catering, Jacobs, Murphy Will Trust, Nabana Lodge, Nation Wide Assembly, Winkelspruit Bowling Club

61 Sourthern Business Unit Merger of Eastern, Northern and Western Cape Provinces

Winner: Best Performing Unit 2014/2015 National Award HEYHIGHLIGHTS

AWARENESS EARLY DETECTION AND SCREENING Ÿ The annual Freshpak Rooibos Fitness festival event took place at Ÿ The CANSA West Coast Care Centre partnered with the the Clanwilliam Dam Resort,with 1 300 participants and CANSA DepartmentofHealthfromJulytoSeptember2015intheregions asthebeneficiary, on3October2015. of St Helena Bay, Laingville Kliniek, Moorreesburg, Broodkraal, Ÿ World No Tobacco Day was highlighted on 26 May 2015 in Piketberg, Bo-Berg, Kanonkop Plaas, Fraserburg, Ammerville partnership with the Department of Health and local and Koekenaap. CANSA's Mobile Health Clinic provided 552 Pap municipalities.The focus was on promoting the dangers of all smearsand846ClinicalBreastExaminations. formsoftobaccoproducts. Ÿ In August 2015, the CANSA George Care Centre team visited the Ÿ A total of 73 Phakamisa Navigators were active at clinics and the Redberry strawberry farm with the Mobile Health Clinic and communities providing education and awareness talks about performed35clinicalbreastexaminations.Thiswasthefirsttime breastcancer. most of these women had undergone a breast examination and Ÿ During the Men's Healtha wareness campaign, the CANSA beenexposedtomoreinformationonreducingtheircancerrisk. Namaqua Care Centre was promoted on Radio Riverside 98.2fm Ÿ The CANSA Upington Care Centre took part in a wellness day reaching about 88 000 listeners a week. Talks were also held at eventattheDepartmentofSports,ArtsandCultureinDecember the Ai-Ais Richtersveld Frontier Park and Namaqua National 2015,performingProstateSpecificAntigen(PSA)tests. Park. Ÿ In February 2016, the Cape Metro and George Care Centres Ÿ In October 2015, the Mammography Department of the provided 85 Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA)'s tests for the Kimberley Hospital Partnered with CANSA Kimberley Care Hollard Daredevil run and promoted awareness about men's Centre to provide free mammograms, as well as to distribute healthandcancersthataffectthem. leafletsandpresenttalksonbreastcancerhealthawareness. Ÿ TheMobileHealthClinicsvisitedthefollowingregionstoprovide Ÿ The CANSA Upington Care Centre held a talk at the Northern cancer education and screening: Port Elizabeth, Bethelsdorp, Cape Traffic Department promoting SunSmart awareness in George, Riversdal, Ladysmith, Oudtshoorn, Bredasdorp, January2016. Grabouw, Worcester, Ceres, Wellington, Paarl, St Helena Bay, Ÿ OnWorldCancerDay,4February2016,theCANSAUpingtonCare Laingville Kliniek, Moorreesburg, Broodkraal, Piketberg, Bo- Centre hosted an exhibition at the Kalahari Mall, reaching 63 Berg,KanonkopPlaas,Fraserburg,AmmervilleandKoekenaap. people. Ÿ World Cancer Day was commemorated on 7 February 2016 at the JJ Jolobe Congregation Church by the CANSA Western Region CareCentreteam. Ÿ On 25 February 2016, the CANSA Worcester Liaison Committee hosted a 5km SunSmart Walk. The event raised R1 605, with 75 peopleparticipating. Ÿ Cervical cancer was the focus at the CANSA Cape Metro Care Centre symposium in Milnerton on 4 February 2016 as part of World Cancer Day. The keynote speaker was Professor JenniferMoodley,DirectoroftheCancerResearchCentre,Faculty HealthSciences,UniversityofCapeTown. Ÿ Health and CANSA-related messages were promoted in more than660printedmediaarticlesand116radiotalks.

62 CARE ANDSUPPORT FUNDDEVELOPMENT Ÿ International Cancer Survivors' Day was celebrated on 5 June Ÿ The following Relay communities raised more than R5 million: 2015inBotrivier,Overberg,with24survivors. Mamré/Atlantis/Pella, Helderberg, Mitchell's Plain, SA Navy, Ÿ The CANSA Tygerberg Care Home celebrated its fifth birthday in Athlone, Malmesbury, Calvinia, Vredenburg, Olifants River July 2016 by hosting an open day during CANSA Care Week. As (Vredendal), Porterville, Springbok, Upington, Kathu, part of the celebrations,resident cancer patients were presented Postmasburg, Keimoes, Kimberley, Kuruman, Worcester, withbreastprosthesesandwigs. Stellenbosch, Cape Agulhas (Bredasdorp), Paarl, Witzenberg Ÿ The CANSA Cape Metro Care Centre volunteers, trained to (Ceres),Caledon,Overstrand (Hermanus),Hessequa (Riversdal), provide lymphoedema support, regularly visited patients at the Oudtshoorn, Beaufort West, Mossel Bay, Garden Route, George, CANSA Tygerberg Care Homes to assist with lymphoedema PortElizabeth,JeffreysBayandEastLondon. management and support. Lymphoedema is a complication Ÿ A Cuppa For CANSA launch took place on 5 June 2015 at the resulting from cancer treatment that leaves cancer patients with CANSA Eikehof Care Home in Athlone.The event was sponsored swollenarmsorlegs. byShopriteCheckerswhoalsodonatedR18500tothehome. Ÿ A White Satin-themed luncheon was held on 28 February 2016, raisingR27000arrangedbytheSouthernBusinessUnitteam. Ÿ The Rooi Rose Tea was hosted in Stellenbosch, on 12 September 2015,reachingmorethan430peopleandraisingR91470. Ÿ The 187 Sanlam Cancer Challenge club and regional competitions held during the year collectively raised R1175827. Ÿ The Global Relay For Life Heroes of Hope survivorship initiative involves the selection of 'Heroes of Hope' from the global Relay participating countries - cancer survivor Wadiah Salie (Athlone) wasawardedthisgreathonourin2016. Ÿ CANSARelayForLife,GardenRoute,receiveda2015GlobalSpirit of Relay Event honourable mention from the American Cancer Society(ACS). Ÿ Michelle Goddard, CANSA's Divisional Manager Sustainability: Eastern Cape Division,was presented with the 2015 Global Spirit ofRelayStaffAward,bytheAmericanCancerSociety. Ÿ More than R1 million was raised by 58 shopping centre and 107 workplaceShavathon-relatedevents.

63 HEALTHANDAWARENESSBYNUMBERS VOLUNTEERSNAPSHOT Ÿ 92Liaisoncommittees. Ÿ 14772attendeesat3122cancerawarenesstalks. Ÿ 308Healthprogrammevolunteers. Ÿ 25 712 took part in 230 cancer awareness exhibitions, health Ÿ 830Careandsupportvolunteers. daysandhealthcamps. Ÿ 37Administrationvolunteers. Ÿ 16905heard905talksonscreeningandearlydetection. Ÿ 595Funddevelopmentvolunteers. Ÿ 2022visited192screeningandearlydetectionexhibitions Ÿ 73 Phakamisa navigators to assist with support and care to Ÿ 23 533 youth were reached at 83 schools and educational breastcancerpatients. facilities. Ÿ 28 Movember navigators to assist with support and care to Ÿ 31085cancerawarenessleafletsweredistributed. testicularandprostatecancerpatients. SCREENINGBYNUMBERS We conducted screenings at CANSA Care Centres, as well as in FUNDDEVELOPMENTR27185050* remoteareaswhichweaccessedwithmobilehealthunits. The following main events were successfully championed with Ÿ 2 129 Pap smears for cervical cancer; and 2 810 with the thehelpofourdedicatedvolunteers: DepartmentofHealth. Ÿ CANSARelayForLife-R5340536 Ÿ 4552clinicalbreastexaminations;and406withDepartmentof Ÿ CANSAShavathon-R1103552 Health. Ÿ SanlamCancerChallenge-R1175827 Ÿ 1 150 Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) tests to detect prostate Ÿ CuppaForCANSA-R765990 abnormalities. Ÿ Tele-donations-R214710 Ÿ 70skinexaminationsand 154FotoFinderexaminations. Ÿ Toktokkie-R565222 Ÿ 376peopleassessedfortheirhealthylifestyl. erisk Ÿ Breasthealthwalks-R217650 Ÿ 309bloodglucosetestsfordiabetes. Ÿ Jail'nBail-R197841 Abnormalities detected averaged at 8% of the screenings Ÿ Streetcollections-R71050 conducted. Ÿ Specialregionalevents-R1009499 Ÿ Other(grants,donations,trustsandbequests)-R16523173 SUPPORTBYNUMBERS Ÿ 20 265 cancer survivors and their loved ones received patient care. Ÿ 11252survivorsreceivedhome-basedcare. Ÿ 1 002 patients were accommodated at the four CANSA Care Homes,totalling11941bed-days. Ÿ 51 support groups established and maintained, attended by 3190survivors. Ÿ 1 373 were provided access to medical equipment and other assistivedevices. Ÿ 3 044 patients were supported at oncology clinics while receivingcancertreatment. Ÿ 411 beneficiaries received care and support as part of the CANSAToughLivingWithCancer(TLC)programme.

64 Thank Special you! thanks

We engage with our communities in several ways including dienste, Matzikama Munisipaliteit, Mearsk Shipping Company, Media 24, providing education about cancer risk reduction, screening and Media 24 (Kaapstad),Mediclinic (Hermanus),Mellin en Vennote,Melomed support programmes, as well as offering fundraising activities. The 24AmbulanceService,Metropolitan,MevMoos,Mev.MariCampher,MG+S community gives back to CANSA with thousands of volunteers Curtain Making and Design, Millers Attorneys (George), Mnr Goedeman Ebenaezer, Mnr. Dawid Greeff, Mortimer Toyota Vredenburg, Mosselbaai assisting us in our vital work towards control and understanding of Rotary Klub, Mosselbay Municipality, Mosselbay Tourism, MSS Security, cancer. Our volunteers come from a wide range of backgrounds Mugg & Bean, Mustadafin Foundation, Nadel Pre School (George), each sharing their unique skills. We wish to thank the following donors Namakwa Sands, Namaqua Wynkelders, Nedbank, NG Kerk Brandwacht, and sponsors: Abalone Lodge (Hermanus), Abeeda Steenkamp, ABSA NG Kerk Hermanus, NG Kerk Kleinmond, NG Kerk Moederkerk (Kimberley), Absolute Water, Ackerdyk Gemeente, ACSA George, Afrisam, (Oudtshoorn & George), NG Kerk Napier, NG Kerk Noord Oudtshoorn, NG Agri (Noord-Kaap), AGS Kerk Malmesbury, All Saints, All shopping centres KerkOnrusrivier,NGKerkParkOudtshoorn,NGKerkPostmasburg,NGKerk participating in Shavathon, Aloe Ferox, Andre Lategan, Angie’s Pudding & Uniondale, NG Kerk Upington Wes, NG Kerk, Kleinmond, NG Moeder Pie (Kleinmond), Appletiser (Grabouw), Asmang Mine, Autolec Diesel Gemeente Malmesbury, NG Noord Gemeente Malmesbury, Nissan (Vredendal),BADC(Botrivier),BEF(Botrivier),B’sSteakhouse(Hermanus), Kimberley, Nomads (George), Noordkaap, North Cape Mall, Northlink Bargain Books (Hermanus), Bayagro, BDE Consulting Engineers (George), College,Nuwerus VGK jeug aksie,Oasis Water (Hermanus),Office National Biga Bakery Café (Hermanus), Bishops Diocesan College, Bishops Old Boys (Hermanus), OK Minimark Danabay, Old Mutual (Beaufort Wes), Old Club (Kimberley), Bistro 14 (Kleinmond), Blou Bakkie (Kleinmond), Blue Rembrand Mall Paarl, OnsKontrei, Oranje Toyota, Oranjerivier Kelders, Mountain Village (George), Buco, Build It (Malmesbury), Caledon FM, Oskars Deli (Hermanus), Overstrand Herald, Overstrand Municipality, CandleHire&Necessaries,CapespanSA(PtyLtd),CatSecurity(Kimberley), Overtjie - Hoerskool Overberg, Panarotis (Upington), Parson’s/Kimberley CattleBaronGrill&Bistro(Hermanus),CCSTool&TrailerHire(Hermanus), spares,PatagoniaFarming,Pathcare,Pathcare,Pathcare(Hermanus),Patsy Check In (Vredendal), Checkers (Malmesbury), Chilli Pepper (Hermanus), Victor, Patsy Victor, Pavo Wear, Pegasus Risk & Security, Peninsula Choctaw Spur, Christelike Privaat Skool (Malmesbury), Christelle Beverages,PennyPinchers(Hermanus),PhangelaSecurity,PhillipErasmus, Groenewald, City of Cape Town, Claremont Spur, CLR Electrical, CM Pick ‘n Pay (Malmesbury), Pick ‘n Pay (Hermanus), Pick ’n Pay (Hermanus), Functions, Coastal Tool Hire, Coca Cola Canning Plant, Coca Cola (George), Pick n Pay (Upington), Pick n Pay (Vredenburg and Langebaan), Pioneer Coca Cola (Hermanus), Cofesa, Combined Fishing Enterprises (Comfish), Foods, Pirates Running Club (Kimberley), PNA (Strand), PresLes, Prima CONSOL, Cuckoo Tree, Hermanus, Cup’A Café (Kleinmond) Daly’s Soaps Bande, Prima Verhurings, Protea Drankwinkel (Kleinmond), Radio 786, (Hermanus), Darling Fresh Chickens, Datastoor (Kleinmond), De Beers, De Radio Namakwaland, Radio NFM, Radio Overberg, Radio Riverside, BeersBigHole,DeBeersMiningCompany,DeDuinePharmacy,Dept.Sport, Rawson Auctions, Renew (Hermanus), Rooibos Beperk, Rossi’s Italian Arts and Culture Northern Cape, DFA, Diamond Pavillion Mall, Diaz Restaurant (Hermanus), RotaryAnns Hermanus, Round Table Museum Complex (Mosselbay), Die Courant, Die Gemsbok, Die Ghaap, Die (Villiersdorp), Sabat Batterye, Sal Carter Family Trust, Salon Annique Namakwalander, Die Plaaskombuis (Hermanus), Die Plattelander, (Hermanus), SANDF (Kimberley), Sandown Blues (Kleinmond), Sanlam, Digipress, Dimension Tents & Structures, Dr Gareth Lewis, Dr Kelfkens Sanlam ProQ (Mosselbaai),Sasko,Sea Harvest St Helena Bay,Seatle Coffee, (Hermanus),Dr M Fauel (Hermanus),Dr Paul Kruger (Mosselbay),Dr Pieter Secure Pro, Sederberg Munisipalitei, Sederberg Transport, Selkirk House Steenkamp (Mosselbay), Dr Vic Hamilton-Attwell, Duncan & Rothman, E (Hermanus),SFMRadio,Shade&SteelSolutions(Hermanus),Sinethemba, Gerber, Eastcliff Hair Studio (Hermanus), Eat (Hermanus), Eden Café Sol Plaatje Municipality, SPAR (Kleinmond), SPAR (Villiersdorp), SPAR (Hermanus), Eden FM, Eden Lions, Elliot, Maris, Wilmans & Hay, Elmi van (Clanwilliam en Vredendal), Spar (Malmesbury), Spar (Velddrif), Spar den Berg, EMO Ambulance Service, Enslins, Expresso (SABC 3), Exxaro TSA (Yzerfontein), Sport in Sight, Spur, Spur, St Thomas Primêr, STBB, Stilbaai Sands, EZ-GO golfcarts (George), Fair Cape, Fairmont High School, Lions, Stoep Café (Kleinmond), Sublimation House Cape Town, Sugarbird, Fishermans Cottage (Hermanus), Flamingo Casino, FNB (Upington), Food Swanvest, Swartland Gazette, Taberna Dei Kimberley, The Art Shop Zone, Fredo and Jane Meintjes, Freepak, Fruit and Veg City, Function Hire (Hermanus), The Boat House (Kleinmond), The Cygnature, The Factory (Hermanus), Gansbaai Marine, Garden Court Hotel (Kimberley), Gastao’s Shop (Hermanus), The Flower Scene (Hermanus), The Golf Shop, The (Mosselbay), Gazette, George Lions, George Municipality, Gerhard van Original Deli (Hermanus), Thura Makelaarsdienste (Stellenbosch), Tollies Rooyen, Giftly Surprize, Glitter, Grants Apteek (Hermanus), Gus Smith Slaghuis, Toyota Financial Services, Toyota Malmesbury, Transnet (Kleinmond), GVI (George), H P Smit Trust (Plettenbergbaai), Halsted Saldanha, Trio Vervoer, Tru-Cape Tsogo Sun - Caledon Spa, Tsogo Sun (Kimberley), Harbour Rock (Hermanus), Hartenbos Spar, Hartenbos (Garden Route Casino), Tuinroete Agri, Tygerburger, UCT, Up toi Date Pakkietoedraaiprojek Vrywilligers, Hartenrus Aftree oord, Heidehoff Vredendal,VEReticulation(George),VerifinWorcester,VermeulensBuiltit, Ouetehuis (Caledon), Hermanus Packaging, HermanusTimes, Herrie Vision Security, VLV Diepkloof, VLV (Villiersdorp and Caledon), VLV Oudtshoorn, Hessequa Municipality, HM van Blerk, Hoërskool Hottentots (Kleinmond), Vredehof Gastehuis Malmesbury, Vredendal Rolbalklub, Holland, Hoërskool Stellenberg, Hoërskool Swartland, Hoffe Park Vredendal Signs,Vroue met‘n Verskil (Kimberley),Vryburgers Oudtshoorn, Verblyfsentrum, Homechoice, Houw Hoek Inn (Grabouw), Husami Masjid, Weskus Transport, Weslander, Westerford High School, Westvaal Hyundai Kimberley, Irretec, Izak Nel, J & T Hiring, Jan Vorster van Wine Stellenbosch, Whale Coast Hotel (Hermanus), Wilbur Kraak, Wilk Spar Barrel Creations (Kleinmond), John Dory’s, JP’s Nissan, Jungnickel (Oudtshoorn), Wimpy (Vredendal), Windsor Hotel (Hermanus), Guesthouse (Kimberley), Just Pure (Hermanus), Kaap Agri, Kalahari Lodge, Wintershoek Safaris, Witels, Woodenways Luxury Furniture (Hermanus), Kalahari Mall Upington, Kim Kem, Koelbly Vredendal, Kumba Mines, La Wookey Fabrics, Woolworths Financial Services, Xclusive hair and Zylco Pentola (Hermanus),Laerskool Kleinmond,Laerskool Swartland,Lamberts Engineering. BayFoods,LeReveRestaurant(Kleinmond),LeeLudickPaving(Kleinmond) Lions Club, Lions (Malmesbury), Lize Signs, Louise Rame, Louwensvlei, Magersfontein Memorial Golf Estate, Magersfontein Safari’s, Malu, Marange Plant Hire, Maskam Mall, Matriarch, Matzikama begrafnis

65 AUDITED SUMMARISED inancial F STATEMENTS AUDITEDSUMMARISED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF THE CANCER ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA 31 MARCH 2016 CONTENTS

IndependentAuditor’sReport 68 StatementofFinancialPosition 69 StatementofComprehensiveIncome 70 StatementofChangesinAccumulatedFunds 70 StatementofCashFlows 71 NotestotheSummarisedFinancialStatements 71

THE CANCER ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA (Incorporated not for profit) (Registration number 1932/003720/08) Audited Summarised Financial Statements For the year ended 31 March 2016 Prepared by R. van Jaarsveld (CFO)

67 Independent AUDITOR’S REPORT TOTHESHAREHOLDERSOFTHECANCER ASSOCIATIONOFSOUTHAFRICA

The accompanying summary financial statements, which applicable to summary financial statements. However, the comprise the summary statement of financial position as at summary financial statements are misstated to the equivalent 31March2016,thesummarystatementsofcomprehensiveincome, extent as the audited annual financial statements The Cancer changes in equity and cash flows for the year then ended, and AssociationofSouthAfricafortheyearended31March2016. related notes, are derived from the audited annual financial statements ofT he Cancer Association of South Africa for the year In common with similar organisations, it is not feasible for the ended 31 March 2016. We expressed a modified audit opinion on Association to institute accounting controls over cash collections those annual financial statements in our report dated fromdonations,fundraisingactivities,subscriptions,bequestsand 15 September 2016. Our auditor's report on the audited annual other income prior to the initial entry of the collection in the financial statements contained an Other Matter paragraph “Other accountingrecords. reportsrequiredbytheCompaniesAct”(includedbelow). Our qualified audit opinion states that,except for the effects of the The summary financial statements do not contain all the described matter,those annual financial statements present fairly, disclosures required by the International Financial Reporting in all material respects, the financial position of The Cancer Standards and the requirements of the Companies Act of South Association of South Africa as at 31 March 2016 and its financial Africa as applicable to annual financial statements. Reading the performance and its cash flows for the year then ended in summary financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards and reading the audited annual financial statements of The Cancer therequirementsoftheCompaniesActofSouthAfrica. AssociationofSouthAfrica. OTHER REPORTS REQUIRED BY THE DIRECTORS' RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE COMPANIESACT SUMMARYFINANCIALSTATEMENTS The“otherreportsrequiredbytheCompaniesAct”paragraphinour The directors are responsible for the preparation of the summary auditreportdated15September2016statesthataspartofouraudit financial statements in accordance with International Financial of the annual financial statements for the year ended 31 March ReportingStandardsandtherequirementsoftheCompaniesActof 2016, we have read the Directors' Report, the Audit Committee's South Africa and for such internal control as the directors Report and the Company Secretary's Certificate for the purpose of determine is necessary to enable the preparation of the summary identifying whether there are material inconsistencies between financial statements that are free from material misstatement, these reports and the audited annual financial statements. These whetherduetofraudorerror. reports are the responsibility of the respective preparers. The paragraphalsostatesthat,basedonreadingthesereports,wehave not identified material inconsistencies between these reports and AUDITOR'SRESPONSIBILITY the audited annual financial statements. The paragraph Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary furthermore states that we have not audited these reports and financial statements based on our procedures, which were accordingly do not express an opinion on these reports. The conducted in accordance with International Standard on Auditing paragraph does not have an effect on the summary financial (ISA) 810, Engagements to Report on Summary Financial statementsorouropinionthereon. Statements.

QUALIFIEDOPINION Inouropinion,thesummaryfinancialstatementsderivedfromthe Deloitte & Touche audited annual financial statements of The Cancer Association of Registered Auditor South Africa for the year ended 31 March 2016 are consistent, in all Per: C.Naidoo material respects, with those annual financial statements, in Partner accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards, 15 September 2016 and the requirements of the Companies Act of South Africa as

68 SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 MARCH 2016

2016 2015 R'000 R'000

ASSETS

Non-current assets 85,515 93,150 Property and equipment 14,282 14,843 Other financial assets 71,233 78,307 Assets held for sale - 2,441 Current assets 24,473 34,624 Inventories 4,900 3,945 Receivables 13,268 8,323 Cash and bank balances 6,305 22,356 Totalassets 109,988 130,215 ACCUMULATEDFUNDSANDLIABILITIES

Accumulated funds and reserves 90,406 99,922 Operational funds and reserves (23,084) (22,057) Research funds and reserves 113,490 121,979 Other funds 10,630 19,692 National Lotteries Distribution Trust Fund - 714 Earmarked funds 10,630 18,978 Current liabilities 8,952 10,601 Trade and other payables 8,952 10,601 Totalaccumulated funds and liabilities 109,988 130,215

69 SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME AS AT 31 MARCH 2016

2016 2015 R'000 R'000

Income from fund development 24,553 26,195 Income from national and provincial projects 31,727 32,009 Income from donations and general income 22,050 19,506 Income from bequests 18,115 12,091 Investment revenue 416 637 Other gains 1,260 148 Administration and service delivery expenses (98,426) (95,389) Expenditure relating to utilisation of National Lotteries Distribution Trust Fund (714) (64) Finance costs (8) (3) Totalcomprehensivedeficitfortheyear (1,027) (4,870)

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN ACCUMULATED FUNDS AS AT 31 MARCH 2016

Total Accumulated Accumulated Accumulated Operational Funds Research Funds Funds and and Reserves and Reserves Reserves R'000 R'000 R'000 Balance as at 31 March 2014 (32,283) 136,785 104,502 Prior year adjustment 15,096 (15,096) - Totalcomprehensive (deficit) / surplus for the year (4,870) 290 (4,580) Balance at 31 March 2015 (22,057) 121,979 99,922 Totalcomprehensive deficit for the year (1,027) (8,489) (9,516) Balance at 31 March 2016 (23,084) 113,490 90,406

70 SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS AS AT 31 MARCH 2016

2016 20 15 R'000 R'000

CashFlowsUtilisedinOperatingActivities (21,260) (14,414) Cash receipts from operating activities 91,803 87,958 Cash paid in operating activities (101,548) (97,771) Cash utilised in operations (9,745) (9,813) Net cash utilised in research activities (11,515) (4,598)

CashFlowsGeneratedfromInvestingActivities 7,003 19,805 Acquisition of property and equipment (722) (440) Proceeds on disposal of property and equipment 235 194 Net investment income 416 637 Decrease in other financial assets 7,074 19,414

CashFlowsGeneratedFrom/(utilisedin)FinancingActivities (1,794) 3,720 Increase of repayment of research loan (1,794) 3,903 Net increase in cash and cash equivalents (16,051) 9,111 Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of the year 22,356 13,245 Cashandcashequivalentsattheendoftheyear 6,305 22,356

NOTES TO THE SUMMARISED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AS AT 31 MARCH 2016

1.BASISOFPREPARATION 3. AUDITED,ANNUALFINANCIAL The summarised financial results for the year ended 31 March 2016 STATEMENTS31MARCH2016 have been prepared in accordance with the framework concepts The summarised financial results have been derived from the and the recognition and measurement requirements of auditedannualfinancialstatementsofCancerAssociationofSouth International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), the Africa for the year ended 31 March 2016, which are available at the presentation and disclosure requirements of International company's registered office (Refer note 4) for review by members. Accounting Standard 34 Interim Financial Reporting applied to Please contact Mr. R van Jaarsveld (Chief Financial Officer) at 012 year end reporting and the requirements of the South African 329 3036 for the review of the hard copy of the signed annual CompaniesAct,2008. financialstatements. 2. ACCOUNTINGPOLICIES The summarised financial results appearing in this report are the The accounting policies applied in the preparation of these responsibilityoftheDirectors.TheDirectorstakefullresponsibility summarisedconsolidatedfinancialstatementsareintermsofIFRS for the preparation of the summarised consolidated financial and are consistent with those applied in the annual financial results and that the financial information has been correctly statementsfortheyearended31March2016. extracted from the underlying audited annual financial statements.

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