The Artistic Limankwe Events Live - TALEL

23/08/2022

All intrested people must come forward, we have a space for those who are willing to showcase their talents on the 10th of September kwaSithole hall e-Dundee ku-Miss & Mr RURAL.

10/04/2022

30/12/2021

What are the 6 types of GBV?

1..Physical violence.

2.Verbal violence.

3.Psychological violence.

4.Sexual violence.

5.Socio-economic violence.

6.Domestic violence or in intimate relationships.

7.Harassment and sexual harassment.

01/10/2021

" A journey of becoming a responsible man in our communities" was the theme of yesterday's young man's dialogue "Isibaya Samadoda" that was held at the Majuba TVET College - DTC hall. Hoping our brothers got the messages and understood the purpose of the campaign.

30/09/2021

Talel foundation working together, preparing to serve the students with the refreshments (KFC) to fulfil it's objectives together with the Amajuba DTC health and wellness team as well as other stake holders who were part of the man's dialogue "isibaya samadoda" Event. Thanks a lot to DSD for what they do for us (we were able to serve 100 students with KFC), the people who donated for us, the attendees, our Service provider MR V.S sithole ❤️❤️👏 and the members of the organisation as well.

The day was a success. 🙌🙌

19/09/2021

Greetings to you all. Please advice me here. Our organisation is a grassroot organisation and we are learning as we grow.

We have people who were drug addicts in our community and now they have requested us as an organisation to assist them with their willingness to stop using drugs as it not no longer in their interest to engage themselves in drugs. They have been going different government departments according to them and they have been told to wait for assistance for so long, that is why they have come to us, because they believe that there is something we can do for them. There is three of them and they are still young, from different places.

Please advice me on what we can do.

18/09/2021

The Gender-Based Violence Command Centre (GBVCC) operates under The Department of Social Development. The Centre operates a National, 24hr/7days-a-week Call Centre facility. The facility employs social workers who are responsible for call-taking and call referrals. The Centre operates an Emergency Line number – 0800 428 428. This is supported by a USSD, “please call me” facility: *120*7867 #. A Skype Line ‘Helpme GBV’ for members of the deaf community also exists. (Add ‘Helpme GBV’ to your Skype contacts). An SMS Based Line 31531 for persons with disabilities (SMS ‘help’ to 31531) also exists. The Centre is able to refer calls directly to SAPS (10111) and field Social Workers who respond to victims of GBV.

The Centre employs 48 Social Work Agents, 8 Social Work Supervisors, 4 Quality Assurers and 1 Centre Manager, to operate and offer services to victims of Gender Based Violence.

As support to the GBVCC telephonic trauma counselling, the Department of Social Development has conceived and launched a National Emergency Response Team (NERT) to pilot a national rapid response approach to provision of psychosocial services following incidents of trauma. Provincial DSD takes over after the initial three-day rapid response.

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16/09/2021

Evening to everyone. We just wanted to thank you for staying with us and believing in us to make a change for the future. Please know that our organisation exist for the love and care of other people and is not restricted to offer any type of help, one may need depending on its feasibility.

Singabantu abasha abalambele ushintsho nentuko! ✊✊❤

08/09/2021

Greetings to you all.

It is our great pleasure to remind you, why children's need so much support from those who can and those who lives for others too. Children's need to be protected loved, honored, respected, appreciated and guided in a positive way so as to groom them to be the best versions of themselves as the future of the world lies in them.

They are the Future and to be the bright future they need to be taught that from their early childhood development where they are grown in a positive environment in such a way that they grow with great personality, sympathy, passion to live for others and care. Therefore, if we don't give them such a life who will give them?

Children's right to happiness and to be protected should be kept no matter how their demographic status is, and that requires us to be united in order to fulfil it. Please support our organisation The Artistic Limankwe Events Live - TALEL to ensure that children's and the disabled people are well protected. Please also do follow our page for more.

04/09/2021

Success requires you to be patient, loyal and selfless.