In today's show, we spoke to Gloria
Ntsede - Social auxiliary worker for Cape Town Child Welfare's Bancedeni Centre. She was speaking to us
about their call for women to be foster mothers. Bancedeni Centre is
inviting women who are interested in temporarily opening up their homes to
children who have been abused or abandoned as they will be providing training
for those interested. Interested women can become a foster mother by contacting
CTCW, completing an application form and returning it with names of two
references and a copy of the identity document. Candidates will undergo a
screening process which includes a home visit and an interview with the whole
family. Thereafter if found suitable and CTCW accepts you as a successful
candidate, you will undergo training and go on a waiting list until a child
needing a foster home becomes available. For further information you can
contact Gloria or Phezisa on (021) 387 0164 or visit their offices in Site C
behind the Khayelitsha fire station.
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