Support and charity-shop premises needed
The organisation appealed for sustainable funding, volunteers and premises for its Bargain Corner charity shop.
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BCW receives a welcome donation
IIE Rosebank College and Curro Academy Parkdene donated clothing, food, toys, blankets and toiletries.
Read at Boksburg Advertiser ↗Public support sought for Keep Me Safe House
The organisation described what was needed to refurbish its temporary safe-care facility for vulnerable children.
Read at Boksburg Advertiser ↗Community unites to raise awareness
Boksburg Child Welfare joined local organisations in a Reiger Park campaign about gender-based violence and child neglect.
Read at Boksburg Advertiser ↗AGM highlights caseloads and safe-house plans
The director discussed services, heavy social-worker caseloads and hopes of reopening Keep Me Safe House.
Read at Boksburg Advertiser ↗Donations needed to support service delivery
The team appealed for food, clothing, transport and practical equipment for its social workers.
Read at Boksburg Advertiser ↗Early intervention becomes a priority
The Vikela Okuthandayo programme focused on vulnerable mothers, babies, teenagers and young adults.
Read at Boksburg Advertiser ↗Annual report records broad assistance
Published figures covered family preservation, foster care, temporary safe care, court cases and psychosocial support.
Read at Boksburg Advertiser ↗Thousands of beneficiaries reached
The report described services across Greater Boksburg and recorded 9,953 beneficiaries in the previous reporting period.
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