MMC for Community Services, Cllr Siyabonga Moloi, outlines the purpose of today’s Child Protection Week


  WATCH | MMC for Community Services, Cllr Siyabonga Moloi, outlines the purpose of today’s Child Protection Week awareness walk and the importance of protecting and promoting the rights of children. πŸšΈπŸ’™

Joined by MMC for Metro Operations and Maintenance, Cllr Nomadlozi Nkosi, participants came together in a united stand against violence and abuse towards children. The day kicked off with energetic aerobics before the awareness walk took to the streets. πŸ‘§πŸ½πŸ‘¦πŸ½✨
Together, we continue building safer communities and brighter futures for every child. πŸ•Š️
#ChildProtectionWeek #ProtectOurChildren #EndViolenceAgainstChildren #CoECares #childline #ercwncares

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.

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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