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The show shocks me to the core. I think Chantelle, Ellie, Elen are just amazing, the other two I am not too sure about.

How ridiculous is South Africa, with all the natural resources the country produces, Diamonds, Gold, Minerals and other metals and the VAST space of the land, what we are witnessing is nothing but sheer corruption and crime on a once peaceful land, before invasion and sabotage on the indigenous people of the land by those who were forced to give up their robbery.

I think this is the most amazing programme..Fair play to the Producers, Directors ,Researchers and to the Girls for being willing to show that it's not just about Football....it's about caring for others..Ellen Rives...am going through same thing but not in the public eye. Well done Ladies

I grew up in South African region and was really shocked at how much it has changed, for the worst for the indegenious people who fought so hard for their freedom!I want to thank the girls for taking time out of their lives and ´óÏó´«Ã½ for putting together this show so we can be aware of what is going on. This has really changed my outlook in life and I want to be involved in charity and volunteer work especially to support the South African region. ´óÏó´«Ã½ please do more shows we really appreciate it!

Is it possible to get hold of, or anybody that knows how to get into contact with the guy on the street that does poetry?

I've already met a few others who are wondering whether the ´óÏó´«Ã½ team or anyone else involved in filming did anything at all to help the Hillbrow poet or whether, filming over, he was left praying on the street. Imogen Thomas wasn't shown offering anything other than inane platitudes. The very least the ´óÏó´«Ã½3 could have done was to pay him for reciting his poetry for our pleasure. Making money from his misfortune while leaving him destitute smacks of exploitation and I'd like information about how the ´óÏó´«Ã½ has discharged its responsibilities and how the poet can be helped by those who may be able to.

Chantelle, I was most impressed with yourself and Ellie on the show. You both have really big hearts and showed a real selfless side to your personalities. Although Elen really threw herself into a lot of the work there still seemed to be a slight disconnection with her and the other girls that made me think it won't have changed them that much. They seemed to always have that demeanour that it can all be left behind once they are home. Whereas you and Ellie seemed to be deeply affected and felt compelled to help in any way you could. I'm glad it has enriched your life and given you a new outlook on the world and what it means to give!

Chantelle, Your Great! I am still at school and I am only 16 and I just want to say that in April this year I went to The Gambia in Africa and I saw everything like what you have been through. I would just like to say well done for EVERYTHING you have done!

The conditions are terrible and you cannot quite understand the feeling of it all until you see it for real. we are currently funding many children to go through school and it feels amazing to have helped someone who doesn't have what we have! Well done to all those who went over! It all makes a difference!

it is good that some money has been raised to send back to the organisations in africa. however it has occured to me from a comment chantelle herself made on the programme, about what a week's wages of a football player could do could be the start of an idea around pledging a week's wages. in many traditional and religious circles 10% has generally be the norm of what a person should give away to others of their earnings etc. my idea would proportionally put them at giving away here less than a 50th or 2% of their earnings. from the wealth that exists this could clearly make a sizeable difference.

i do also question slighty the focus on fashion to earn money for a cause so utterly at odds with such frippery and sometimes questionable ethics. i feel that stuff like that is part of the problem, also in how they spend on themselves rather than seeing what really matters in the world.

i did think that ellie especially but also chantelle and elen came across well on the programme and it must have been personally tough for elen without a partner's support any longer. hope some more funds can be raised.

A lovely heartwarming series, it certainly made me look at the wags a lot differently, we should give Amy and Imogen a chance, we are not all made of the same stuff. Imogen helping the homeless in Britain, Good Luck
As for using flipperies such as fashion to raise money, so what do you remember the two transvestites in the dump who wanted to be beautiful and dress well, just because people live on a dump dosen't meant that they don't appreciate fashion and beauty

I absolutely loved this programme and agree that ellie was fantastic and what chantelle has done is fabulous, cant help thinking when they have so much money maybe they could donate as well as raise money although she may have done so.

it really opened my eyes to the peril of south africa and showed that if you have the time and the kindness in your heart then you should help others and has inspired me! ellie and chantelle just went that extra mile to show compassion and it really seemed to effect them and poor elen worked well but didnt seem to have the same level of compassion, possibly because of her situation and not being in the best frame of mind, but thankyou bbc i loved this programme!

How ridiculous is South Africa, with all the natural resources the country produces, Diamonds, Gold, Minerals and other metals and the VAST space of the land, what we are witnessing is nothing but sheer corruption and crime on a once peaceful land, before invasion and sabotage on the indigenous people of the land by those who were forced to give up their robbery.