Rural Education Access Programme (REAP)
Our first guest on Backchat was Glenda Glover from Rural Education Access Programme (REAP). REAP strives to provide an effective and accountable education access programme that endeavors to give the disadvantaged, isolated and marginalised rural youth the opportunity to overcome the inherent academic and social hurdles. For more information, you may contact 021 696 5500 or visit www.reap.org.za
Annual Street Collection-Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association
We were also joined on the line by Hilary Lane from the Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association. The organisation caters for the diagnosis, treatment, care, training and sheltered employment for persons with Cerebral Palsy. The association will host an annual street collection on Saturday 7 March. For more information you may contact 021 685 4150.
Our first guest on Backchat was Glenda Glover from Rural Education Access Programme (REAP). REAP strives to provide an effective and accountable education access programme that endeavors to give the disadvantaged, isolated and marginalised rural youth the opportunity to overcome the inherent academic and social hurdles. For more information, you may contact 021 696 5500 or visit www.reap.org.za
Annual Street Collection-Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association
We were also joined on the line by Hilary Lane from the Western Cape Cerebral Palsy Association. The organisation caters for the diagnosis, treatment, care, training and sheltered employment for persons with Cerebral Palsy. The association will host an annual street collection on Saturday 7 March. For more information you may contact 021 685 4150.
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