Parents Centre
Today we spoke to Jane Waatington from Parents Centre and we’ve heard that their organisation provides education and training workshops, home visiting programs, community talks, support groups as well as parental counselling. While their Centre is based in the Western Cape, they are very keen to respond to requests for training from other areas.
For more information you can contact Jane Waatingtong on
021 762 0116 or visit: www.theparentcentre.org.za
We then spoke to Frank Maposa from Wola Nani. We spoke about problems facing HIV positive women and children. Focusing on the needs of HIV+ women and their children, Wola Nani’s services aims to ease the burden of HIV by enabling people living with the virus to respond positively and attain the skills to develop their own coping strategies.
For more details you can call Frank Maposa on 021 447 2091 or visit:
http://www.wolanani.co.za/
We also spoke to Jacki Sands and Lulama Sonqishe from Wheat Trust. We have heard that their organisation is committed to grassroots women’s empowerment for community development through education and training. They also ensure active participation of women in the development of their respective communities.
For more details you can contact Jacki Sands at 021 447 3366 or visit: www.wheattrust.co.za
We then rounded up our show with Emelia Ciccone from LongStreetEyes Project.
Their project is about giving children who live on the street an opportunity to explore their artistic yearnings and to let them interact with their surroundings in a way that provide them with means of escaping the daily grind of surviving the streets.
For more information you can call Emelia Ciccone at 082 3534228 or visit: www.flickr.com/photos/longstreeteyes
For more information you can contact Jane Waatingtong on
021 762 0116 or visit: www.theparentcentre.org.za
We then spoke to Frank Maposa from Wola Nani. We spoke about problems facing HIV positive women and children. Focusing on the needs of HIV+ women and their children, Wola Nani’s services aims to ease the burden of HIV by enabling people living with the virus to respond positively and attain the skills to develop their own coping strategies.
For more details you can call Frank Maposa on 021 447 2091 or visit:
http://www.wolanani.co.za/
We also spoke to Jacki Sands and Lulama Sonqishe from Wheat Trust. We have heard that their organisation is committed to grassroots women’s empowerment for community development through education and training. They also ensure active participation of women in the development of their respective communities.
For more details you can contact Jacki Sands at 021 447 3366 or visit: www.wheattrust.co.za
We then rounded up our show with Emelia Ciccone from LongStreetEyes Project.
Their project is about giving children who live on the street an opportunity to explore their artistic yearnings and to let them interact with their surroundings in a way that provide them with means of escaping the daily grind of surviving the streets.
For more information you can call Emelia Ciccone at 082 3534228 or visit: www.flickr.com/photos/longstreeteyes
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