Albert Fritz - Western Cape MEC for Social Development joined us on the line to
talk about the newly launched Rocklands Youth Café. The Youth Café is designed
to provide young people between the ages of 17 and 25 with opportunities,
skills development and entrepreneurship training. It is a partnership between
the provincial Department of Social Development and RLabs. For more information
you can contact (021) 391 0292.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Gender - Mitchell’s Plain Network Opposing Abuse hosts anger management workshop
On Sakhisizwe today, we spoke to Mareldea Sonday and Dilsha Ishmael - From the Mitchell’s Plain Network
Opposing Abuse about the anger management workshop they hosted
last Saturday. We also heard from David Kannemeyer who participated in the
workshop. For further information about these workshops you can contact their offices on (021) 376 4788.
Sonke Gender Justice urges men to end Gender Based Violence
Patrick Godana – National Manager Sonke
Gender Justice was Instudio. We were talking about Gender Based Violence with a special
emphasis on children and what men can do in ending Gender Based Violence. The
programme is brought to you by MenCare. MenCare
is a global campaign to promote men’s involvement as equitable, responsive and
non-violent fathers and caregivers. For further information you can
contact Sonke Gender Justice on (021) 423 7088 or visit www.men-care.org
or www.genderjustice.org.za
Mitchell’s Plain Advice Office to embark on an outreach programme
We closed off with William Simmers - Coordinator of the Mitchell’s Plain Advice Office. We were talking about their first outreach programme on youth and children
development and the effects of abuse, domestic violence, crime and substance
abuse they will be hosting tomorrow at the Mitchell’s Plain midwife obstetric
unit between 10AM and 11AM. For further information you can contact the office
on (021) 392 2000 or send an email to mitchellsplainadv@telkomsa.net
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Human Rights - Community Chest Carnival cancelled
In today's show, we spoke to Lorenzo Davids – CEO of the Community Chest of The Western Cape. Last
week Tuesday the Board and the Management of the Community Chest announced
their decision to cancel this year’s Community Chest Carnival. The carnival
is a fundraising platform. The money raised at the Carnival is then distributed
amongst some 300 social development organizations which the Community Chest
supports in the Western Cape . Mr Davids explained more
about the reasons that led to this decision. Over the following nine months the
Board and the Management will work with all volunteers and stakeholders to
strategize a new and exciting Carnival 2015 in order to provide the necessary
funding to community organizations at an acceptable level. For further
information you can contact (021) 424 3344 or visit www.comchest.org.za
The Learning Trust funds SA education organisations
Charles Ainslie – Director at the Learning
Trust joined us on the line. The Learning Trust is a non-profit, funding
organisation that makes grants and provides capacity development support to
emerging organisations whose focus is to improve the educational experience of
South African learners while strengthening local communities. For further
information you can contact their offices on (021) 705 2756 or visit www.thelearningtrust.org
Rotary Youth Exchange program is inviting new applicants
We closed off with Dez
Jansen – Vice-Chairman of the Rotary International Youth Exchange. We were talking about the Rotary Youth
Exchange program. They are inviting students to apply and be part of the
program next year. The program offers numerous benefits to its young
participants and their Rotarian hosts and mentors, as well as to the community
at large. They have the Long-term exchange which usually last one year and the
Short-term exchange. These exchanges vary from several days to several weeks;
they often take place when school is not in session and usually do not include
an academic program. The closing date for applying in the 7th of
February this year. For further information on the long term exchange you can contact Gavin
Schachat on 084 578 5080 or send an email to robla717@iafrica.com or James Robertson for the short term exchange
on 083 255 4324 or send an email to james@silasvalley.com
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