Protection for orphans and vulnerable children
Child Care Work - Speaking to SELINAH NTUKA
Selinah Ntuka, has been a social care worker with ISIBINDI Kathorus in Katlehong, Johannesburg, since June 2006. She is a mother of two and takes care of her 11-year old niece. She spoke to us about her work and how she found her calling.
Support to a vulnerable child yearning for a mother’s love
A seven-year-old girl carries her little brother on her back, pretending to be just like Mommy; a young boy flies his home-made kite and a few elders sit on the sidewalk enjoying the breezy, hot open space near the Middelpos informal settlement...
Conference shines a light on potential hazards for street children during 2010
The large digital countdown clocks are visible at all the airports, the excitement is palpable, advertising on the theme of the 2010 FIFA World Cup is predominant and plans to accommodate an estimated 2.7 million spectators...
Impact on children: care and support for orphans and vulnerable children
The number of orphans in South Africa is growing. A UNAIDS estimate sets the total at two million, half of whom have lost their mother, father or both parents to AIDS. Read more...
A holistic plan of action helps turn the tide of hopelessness for children
A devoted team of nurses, doctors, social workers and community volunteers at nearby Prince Mshiyeni Hospital are digging deep to try and turn the tide of hopelessness especially for the area’s children. Read more...
