MAPMoreleta Park Action Plan
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Beyond the screen,
onto the streets.

A registered non-profit for the whole of Moreleta Park. We turn what residents are worried about into funded, accounted-for work on the ground.

Fund the camerasPancake day, 15 August

Live camera footage · Moreleta Park

Before we ask you for anything, look at what already happened.

MAP is four months into operating under its new name. These are deliveries, not plans — all of it funded by residents of this suburb.

MAP volunteers with SPCA staff and stacks of donated blankets at the Tshwane SPCA

77blankets

77 blankets to the Tshwane SPCA

Delivered in the worst of the winter cold, every one donated by a private individual in the suburb. They went straight to animals waiting for homes.

Seventy-seven folded blankets stacked and counted before delivery
A MAP volunteer with a resident of Avondrus Frail Care Centre holding a donated fleece blanket

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40 fleece blankets to Avondrus Frail Care

Handed to residents of a Pretoria North home for elderly people with no family support, along with chocolates. Delivered by hand, one room at a time.

Residents of Avondrus Frail Care Centre with their new blankets in the lounge
Blankets handed out room by room at Avondrus Frail Care Centre
A blanket handed over on the stoep at Avondrus Frail Care Centre
Donated food, bedding and clothing sorted on rails and in boxes before distribution

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A food and clothing drive for the suburb

Non-perishables, bedding and work-ready clothing collected from residents and sorted for households in Moreleta Park going through a hard stretch.

MAP volunteers at the Alpha Security Forum community stand with bagged donations

A clean slate, on the record.

The Moreleta Park Action Plan NPC — formerly CCF Moreletapark — completed an independent governance audit in April 2026 and reported its findings to the statutory authorities. The name changed, the books were cleared, and the mandate narrowed to three things.

We work across the whole suburb alongside the CPF, SAPS, the City of Tshwane and accredited private security, guided by an advisory committee that includes a professional civil engineer, a doctor of electrical engineering and a security specialist.

No director and no officer of MAP draws a salary. Not one rand of what you contribute pays a person at MAP. It is legally ring-fenced for operations, community work and security infrastructure.

MAP Care

Serve

Food relief, clothing, emergency bedding and crisis support for households in the suburb who hit a bad month. Every reported hardship is checked before we act.

Public space

Uplift

Park clean-ups, verge maintenance and planting, so the suburb looks like somewhere people are proud to live — and property values follow.

Eyes on the street

Protect

Street-facing AI cameras and 24/7 armed response, scaled out from the model already proven in the Charlie Zone.

Ring-fence Moreleta Park

Street-facing cameras, Phase 2

Eight camera poles carrying sixteen AI-powered cameras, placed on the crossings criminals actually use, monitored around the clock and backed by armed patrol vehicles.

camera poles
8

camera poles

AI cameras
16

AI cameras

monitored
24/7

monitored

R 0of R 200 000 needed

Fundraising has just opened. Every rand is ring-fenced for this project.

Fund a pole Buy a pancake instead

Coverage · Phase 2

The eight crossings

Chosen with the advisory committee for where people actually enter and leave the suburb.

  1. 01Hesketh & De Ville BoisPlanned
  2. 02Paul Street servitudesPlanned
  3. 03Bizana & De Ville BoisPlanned
  4. 04Wekker & De Ville BoisPlanned
  5. 05Paul & WekkerPlanned
  6. 06Wekker & BrabhamPlanned
  7. 07Paul & BizanaPlanned
  8. 08Wekker & RubensteinPlanned

90%

drop in crime

Crime in the Charlie Zone — the older part of Moreleta Park — fell to virtually zero within twelve months of this exact system going live. Phase 2 extends it to the rest of the suburb.

Cameras supplied by Ghosthome. Monitored and responded to by Bull Security, backed by dedicated tactical patrol vehicles.

Stack Up Safety pancake fundraiser flyer — 15 August 2026, R7 per pancake, corner of De Villebois Mareuil Drive and Jacques Street

Stack Up Safety, one pancake at a time.

Bring the family, buy a pancake, and put a camera on a pole. Everything raised at the stall goes to the Phase 2 camera network.

Date
Saturday 15 August 2026
Time
08:00 – 12:00
Where
Corner of De Villebois Mareuil Drive & Jacques Street

R7each·Buy 10, get 2 free

Pre-order your pancakes

Who we work with.

MAP does not own cameras or employ guards. We coordinate, raise the money and hold the contracts — the work is done by people who do it for a living.

Security & technology

  • GhosthomeAI camera technology
  • Bull Security24/7 monitoring & armed response

Community structures

  • Alpha Security ForumCommunity coordination
  • Alpha Care UnitCommunity care

Local businesses backing MAP

Newberry Property Group — Eugène Jordaan, local property advice in Moreleta Park

Newberry Property Group

Property advice, from neighbours

Zari Cleaning Services — cleaning and gardening in Moreleta Park

Zari Cleaning Services

Cleaning & gardening

Want your business on this page and at the stall? Message Lucia.

Put a camera on a pole.

R200 000 covers all eight poles and sixteen cameras. Nothing pays a salary — not one rand — and every cent is ring-fenced for this project.

Pay by EFT

Straight into the NPC account. Tap any line to copy it.

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Bank
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Tax-deductible receipts are coming once our Public Benefit Organisation status is approved. We'll write to everyone who has given when that happens.

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