Child protection everyone's business

Thursday, 01 December 2011, 12:24
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Child protection everyone's business
PLETTENBERG BAY NEWS - Due to the sensitive nature of the matter and prevalent tension following the mob-killing of seven-year-old Siphokasi Nini's alleged rapist and murderer, it has been decided that instead of marching today (which could potentially become riotous), awareness stand-ins will be held at the following locations at 14:30:
  • Kwanokuthula - Phakamisani Primary School (contact Brenda Wall at 072 211 7122);
  • Wittedrift - Wittedrift Mini Market (contact Claudia Andrews at 071 836 8549);
  • The Crags – The Community Hall (contact Fiona Wilson of Born in Africa at 082 921 5326);
  • Kranshoek – Clinic (contact Venus De Vries at 076 628 4067);
  • Plett Central - Taxi Rank (contact Yvette Wilschut at 082 413 8077);
  • New Horizons - Die Sterreweg (contact Lindelwa Mweba at 076 846 3152);
  • Qolweni - Siyakula Creche (contact Yvette Wilschut at 082 413 8077).
“Child protection is everyone’s business,” is the message the organisers, Masizame, wish to convey.

Masizame is a Plettenberg Bay NGO which cares for abused and vulnerable children.

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