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Campaign to get birth certificates for Duncan Village’s vulnerable children
Without birth certificates, children in East London’s Duncan Village live without a sense of belonging.
To counter the problem, University of Fort Hare student, Tracy...
Suffer the children of Buffalo City
CMR to take over after Child Welfare forced to close doors
AFTER 102 years of service to the community, Child Welfare East London (CWF) officially...
Budget slash hits Childline services
Vulnerable children desperate for help may find themselves with no one to talk to as Childline Eastern Cape faces having its telephone lines cut.
The...
Budget slash hits Childline services
By Simthandile Ford
Vulnerable children desperate for help may find themselves with no one to talk to as Childline Eastern Cape faces having its telephone lines...
Bhisho U-turn on welfare budgets
Social development department promises to reallocate funding
The Eastern Cape’s Department of Social Development has unreservedly apologised for its decision to slash the budgets of...
Suffer the little children- MEC Nancy Sihlwayi’s cuts hit abused youths
Child Welfare East London ceased operations on Monday due to drastic state budget cuts.
This week the organisation was forced to retrench all 12 full-time...
2000 children at risk as BCM cuts power
Almost 2000 children may soon be unable to access foster care grants and other forms of state aid.
The East London Child Welfare (ELCW) administration block...
BREAKING: BCM leaves Child Welfare powerless.
The Buffalo City Metro Municipality (BCMM) have turned off East London Child Welfare's electricity.
Due to East London Child Welfare's financial struggles over the past...
Food, cash donations pour in to secure Child Welfare’s future
Public show of support
THE public in the city has once again shown they are people who care after coming to the aid of the...
Help Child Welfare
Struggling EL NGO may close
THE 100-year-old East London Child Welfare is struggling to keep its doors open, meaning many of its vital services will...
No need to dump unwanted babies
In light of a recent spate of babies being dumped in bushes and on trash heaps around East London, welfare organisations have urged mothers...
Huge relief for NPOs
A R6.7-MILLION lifeline has been thrown to cash-starved non-profit organisations (NPOs) by the Eastern Cape department of social development.
This comes after the department made huge cuts to...
Bhisho says sorry for NPO budget cuts
Eastern Cape’s social development department has unreservedly apologised for its decision to slash the budgets of several non-profit welfare organisations in Buffalo City (BCM)...
STATE GUTS AID TO EC’S VULNERABLE
Several Eastern Cape non-profit organisations are devastated by drastic budget cuts this financial year.
Child Welfare in East London and King William’s Town, as well...
STATE CUTS AID TO EC’S VULNERABLE
Several Eastern Cape non-profit organisations are devastated by drastic budget cuts this financial year.
Child Welfare in East London and King William’s Town, as well...
Parkside benefits from W4C ‘surf therapy’ and support
AWARD-WINNING organisation Waves for Change (W4C) proves that the ocean has magical healing powers.
The organisation uses surfing as therapy to change and heal lives.
Operating...
Haven for kids in sad state
After 25 years, home’s founder still saving lives
DUNCAN Village resident Nonkululeko Maneli, has been running the Enkazimulweni Ncedanani Life Care Centre from her home...
Centenary drive
Help Child Welfare by giving R100 or 100 items
“WE NEED 100 people to donate R100 each, to help us celebrate 100 years of existence,”...
Adventure race to help animal charity
LEBO MJANGAZE
East London entrepreneur and founder of Pink Fairy Sports Foundation, in collaboration with The Furry Godmother, is calling on the local community to...
Hospitals hosting mini Smile Week for burns patients
In East London, at least two children per week are admitted to Frere and Cecilia Makiwane hospitals with severe burn injuries.
Many of these burn...
Unemployed man still makes a difference
A young unemployed Mdantsane man has started community development and animal welfare projects in the township.
However, Benjamin Rexana’s projects need sponsorships and assistance to...
Parkside CMR office opens
THE Christelike Maatskaplike Raad (CMR) has expanded its services offices and have recently by opening a new satellite office in Parkside.
CMR East London has...
School derbies concern
A STATEMENT by headmasters of nine East London former Model C schools has been released outlining their concern over the safety and welfare of...
Help group ‘bless’ fire victims
A FACEBOOK group created by East London resident Louise Torr in September last year is helping the needy.
Torr’s group, “Blessings from Me to You”,...
CMR shop needs more hands on deck
WITH CMR (Christelike Maatskaplike Raad or Christian Social Services) officially opening their charity shop in Nahoon last week, there is still a lot to...
Charity shop offers double benefit
A new East London charity shop is all set to make a safe house for battered women and children more self-sufficient.
Profits made by the...
Charity shop will boost coffers for CMR
A CHARITY shop is opening up next week which will aid the CMR (Christelik-Maatskaplike Raad/Christian Social Services) with much-needed funds to run the organisation.
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What’s on the GO! – 5 October
Today
The Floradale artists’ Natural Expression exhibition is a celebration of everything to do with natural forms found in the environment. The exhibition is...
Lace up the tekkies for a humble cause
IT’S time to lace up your tekkies for a good cause.
National Tekkie Tax day is an annual fundraising campaign for a large mix of...
EL kids hear special story
World Read Aloud Day is aimed at encouraging literacy
WORLD Read Aloud Day, a day that motivates children, teens and even adults worldwide to celebrate...
