**ACESS**
We kicked off today's show chatting to Bukelya and Sharon from the Aliance for Children's Entitlement to Social Security (ACESS).
They explain their the organisation is creates an alliance with almost 1200 children's sector organisations. Their members share a commitment realising a comprehensive, efficient and effective social security system in South Africa which is accessible to all poor children ensuring their socio-economic rights as guaranteed in the South African constitution.
Their members range across all nine provinces rural, urban, small or large
For more information on ACESS contact 021 761 0117
**The Trauma Centre for Survivors of Violence and Torture (TCSVT) **
Sarah Brown frm TCSVT then joined us explaining to us that their organisation aims to provide, informed, accessible, preventative and curative mental health services to individuals, communities and systems affected by violence.
They offer:
-Training
-Research
-Documentation
-Prevention
-Information and Advocacy
-Networking and Funding
For more information on the Trauma Centre for Survivors of Violence and Torture contact 021 465 7373 or visit www.trauma.org.za
**PASCAP**
In the latter half of the show Nodiswa Bolina from the PASCap then joined us.
According to Nodiswa The Partners with After School Care Projects is a development organisation and a training provider aimed at strengthening the capacitiesof high poverty profile communities to address socio-economic and spatial equalities.
The development projects consist of:
-Urban regeneration
-Masikhule Sikhuselane
-HIV/AIDS Community Awareness
-Youth Substance Dependence Prevention
-HIV/AIDS Youth Educators Project
-Project Nonkqubela and
-Youth at Risk
For more information on the Partners with After School Care Projects contact 021 713 0754 or visit www.pascap.org.za
IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMUNITY PROJECTS THAT NEEDS SPECIAL MENTION EMAIL US ON bassie@bushradio.co.za or backchat@bushradio.co.za
We kicked off today's show chatting to Bukelya and Sharon from the Aliance for Children's Entitlement to Social Security (ACESS).
They explain their the organisation is creates an alliance with almost 1200 children's sector organisations. Their members share a commitment realising a comprehensive, efficient and effective social security system in South Africa which is accessible to all poor children ensuring their socio-economic rights as guaranteed in the South African constitution.
Their members range across all nine provinces rural, urban, small or large
For more information on ACESS contact 021 761 0117
**The Trauma Centre for Survivors of Violence and Torture (TCSVT) **
Sarah Brown frm TCSVT then joined us explaining to us that their organisation aims to provide, informed, accessible, preventative and curative mental health services to individuals, communities and systems affected by violence.
They offer:
-Training
-Research
-Documentation
-Prevention
-Information and Advocacy
-Networking and Funding
For more information on the Trauma Centre for Survivors of Violence and Torture contact 021 465 7373 or visit www.trauma.org.za
**PASCAP**
In the latter half of the show Nodiswa Bolina from the PASCap then joined us.
According to Nodiswa The Partners with After School Care Projects is a development organisation and a training provider aimed at strengthening the capacitiesof high poverty profile communities to address socio-economic and spatial equalities.
The development projects consist of:
-Urban regeneration
-Masikhule Sikhuselane
-HIV/AIDS Community Awareness
-Youth Substance Dependence Prevention
-HIV/AIDS Youth Educators Project
-Project Nonkqubela and
-Youth at Risk
For more information on the Partners with After School Care Projects contact 021 713 0754 or visit www.pascap.org.za
IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMUNITY PROJECTS THAT NEEDS SPECIAL MENTION EMAIL US ON bassie@bushradio.co.za or backchat@bushradio.co.za
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