🚸✋ Enough is enough! Violence against children has no place in our communities


 πŸšΈ✋ Enough is enough! Violence against children has no place in our communities.

Today, the City of Ekurhuleni, led by the Women Directorate in partnership with SAPS, the Department of Health, and other stakeholders, is taking a stand through a powerful 10km awareness walk against violence towards children. πŸ‘§πŸ½πŸ‘¦πŸ½πŸ’™
Together, we are raising our voices to protect the rights, safety, and dignity of every child. A safer community starts with all of us speaking out against abuse and standing united for our children’s future.
Every child deserves to grow up in a safe, loving, and protected environment. πŸ•Š️
#EndViolenceAgainstChildren #ProtectOurChildren #StopChildAbuse #Ekurhuleni #EnoughIsEnough #ChildSafety

#fightingcrime #EndGBVF #TrioCrimes

Childline Gauteng is here for you, offering help, advice, and a listening ear anytime, day or night. Just call us at 116, and we’ll be there for you, 24/7, throughout the year.

toll-free telephone service offering counselling and support services to 380 000 children and their families for all issues including the facilitation of child protection services.

The Childline Gauteng Help Line is toll-free (from Telkom landlines and mobile phones) and accessible to all children, families and community members in Gauteng. We are linked to Childline services throughout South Africa. We operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year.

The Call Centre service facilitates a child rights and responsibilities culture, through counselling regarding any child-related issue. This allows for the early identification of and practical intervention in children’s problems, which averts the exacerbation of problematic situations and serves as a preventative measure.

The Help Line focuses on four specific areas of intervention:

crisis intervention
facilitation of child protection
a referral and advisory service
counselling
Trained counsellors provide support, information and appropriate intervention including risk assessment, in the preferred language of the caller on issues such as: the physical, sexual and emotional abuse and neglect of children; adult survivors of abuse; perpetrators of abuse and sexual offenders; trafficking, abduction and commercial sexual exploitation of young boys and girls; exposure and witness to domestic and criminal violence; internet pornography; sexuality and gender discrimination; poverty, homelessness, begging and referrals for social grants; behavioural problems; family relationships and parenting skills; legal issues, maintenance, divorce, corporal punishment; bullying and school-related problems e.g. bursaries and school fees; disabled children at risk; physical health e.g. anorexia and emotional health e.g. depression and suicide; substance abuse; HIV/AIDS, child-headed households and bereavement; foreign nationals and refugee children.

REMEMBER keep your eyes peeled and report ALL crime.

Call SAPS Crime line 086 00 10 111 OR download The My SAPS App. It's FREE and you could save a life.

Teach your children how to use The My SAPS App.
You can aslo call or visit your local police station.
Call 10 111.

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