30 October 2007
Men on the Side of the Road (MSR) Project
Today we were joined by the MSR Project manager Peter Kratz.
“The project addresses the challenges faced by our members in a multifaceted way; we recruit members to our intern programme on a volunteer basis,”
In the preparation for of a personal development plan they provide the following training:
Hard Skills which are relevant to the labour market
Life Skills (HIV, time keeping, understanding the employment environment)
Financial Life Skills
Communication and Language Training
Work readiness training in a work term for between 6-12 months
For more information you can contact 021 448 9000/1/2
The Cape Film Imbizo
We were later joined by the Commissioner of the Cape Film Imbizo, Lawrence Mitchell.
The Imbizo will run from the 06th to the 9th of November 2007 at various venues in Camps Bay.
“Fundamentally the aim of this Imbizo is to strategically align and comprehensively integrate efforts of the various key industry players and promote interactive dialogue to advance the production of film in the region,” says Mitchell.
The Imbizo will conclude with the launch of the First Cape Town Film Awards to celebrate the outstanding contribution made by those in the industry, those who are seldom recognised.
For more information contact Lisolomzi Nkitha
Tel: 021 483 9070
Cell: 073 952 1482
Email: lisolomzi@capefilmcommission.co.za
Triangle Project
We also spoke to Glen de Swart from the Triangle Project regarding gay and lesbian marriages.
‘The Triangle Project aims to develop visible and confident lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in communities that are in control of their mental, physical and emotional health. It provides a range of health and social development services that promote individual and community well being and pride, and build individual and community capacity’
Programmes include: Public Education and media, Public events and happenings, training and development programmes, community outreach and the gay and lesbian library.
For more information log onto their website: www.triangle.org.za
Today we were joined by the MSR Project manager Peter Kratz.
“The project addresses the challenges faced by our members in a multifaceted way; we recruit members to our intern programme on a volunteer basis,”
In the preparation for of a personal development plan they provide the following training:
Hard Skills which are relevant to the labour market
Life Skills (HIV, time keeping, understanding the employment environment)
Financial Life Skills
Communication and Language Training
Work readiness training in a work term for between 6-12 months
For more information you can contact 021 448 9000/1/2
The Cape Film Imbizo
We were later joined by the Commissioner of the Cape Film Imbizo, Lawrence Mitchell.
The Imbizo will run from the 06th to the 9th of November 2007 at various venues in Camps Bay.
“Fundamentally the aim of this Imbizo is to strategically align and comprehensively integrate efforts of the various key industry players and promote interactive dialogue to advance the production of film in the region,” says Mitchell.
The Imbizo will conclude with the launch of the First Cape Town Film Awards to celebrate the outstanding contribution made by those in the industry, those who are seldom recognised.
For more information contact Lisolomzi Nkitha
Tel: 021 483 9070
Cell: 073 952 1482
Email: lisolomzi@capefilmcommission.co.za
Triangle Project
We also spoke to Glen de Swart from the Triangle Project regarding gay and lesbian marriages.
‘The Triangle Project aims to develop visible and confident lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in communities that are in control of their mental, physical and emotional health. It provides a range of health and social development services that promote individual and community well being and pride, and build individual and community capacity’
Programmes include: Public Education and media, Public events and happenings, training and development programmes, community outreach and the gay and lesbian library.
For more information log onto their website: www.triangle.org.za
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