We closed off the show with an interview with Petunia Tsweleng and Simphiwe Mabuya – From the Homestead in Khayelitsha. The Homestead’s mission is “to help Street Children reconstruct their shattered lives.” We spoke more about their programmes. For more information you can contact the Khayelitsha office on (021) 361 7623 or the head office on (021) 419 9763 alternatively visit www.homestead.org.za
Tuesday, August 02, 2011
The Homestead Awareness Programme intensifies
We closed off the show with an interview with Petunia Tsweleng and Simphiwe Mabuya – From the Homestead in Khayelitsha. The Homestead’s mission is “to help Street Children reconstruct their shattered lives.” We spoke more about their programmes. For more information you can contact the Khayelitsha office on (021) 361 7623 or the head office on (021) 419 9763 alternatively visit www.homestead.org.za
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