The Foundation supported the Arandis Town Council with the implementation of the beautification project. The Foundation was also actively involved in community sensitization in terms of cleaning campaigns, water saving mechanisms, waste management and vandalism. Printed community education materials to this effect were widely distributed in order to enhance environmental literacy among the Arandis residents. A community owned newspaper known as Vision Arandis was also used as a handy tool to inform and educate the Arandis community and beyond.

One of the critical outcomes of civic education was the influence among community members in their behaviour. It is therefore safe to utter that the Arandis Community have tried to live by desirable values and by drastically doing away with acts that lead to vandalism and to say that they have actively engaged in cleaning campaigns.

Today these interventions have contributed to a cleaner Arandis and led to a significant reduction in vandalism. Millennium Services is currently rendering waste management services to the Arandis Town Council.

Arandis community clean up campaign