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Poor children given a hand
VULNERABLE young children in southern Joburg are being helped through the Ekukhanyeni Relief Project and Mercedes-Benz, with crèches and food gardens.
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City Parks helps needy kids
BLANKETS and chocolates were in the parcels handed out to hundreds of disadvantaged children by the City's parks utility and its partners.
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Joburg Open 'looks good'
THE City-sponsored Joburg Open golf tournament has been growing in stature since its start four years, with this year’s event heading for a tough finish on Sunday.
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Jozi to get world-class library
WORK is forging ahead at the City Library on Beyers Naude Square to turn it into a state-of-the-art facility, with three new floors.
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Joburg has a plan for migrants
THE Johannesburg Migration Advisory Committee has been launched to look at concerns of migrants, and to help build a unified city.
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Grannies dance as care centre opens
THE Phiri Day Care Centre caters for the elderly residents of Phiri, offering social support, exercise classes and a host of other programmes.
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City works to beat begging
BEGGING and sleeping on the streets is illegal, and the City has begun a campaign to stop the problem, including opening shelters for the homeless.
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City helps needy children keep warm
BLANKETS bearing the five transport values have been donated to two orphanages in Soweto to keep the children warm over winter.
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City looks to improve lives
A WIDE-RANGING policy seeks to improve the lives of people with disabilities, focusing on stopping discrimination and promoting inclusion.
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City helps vulnerable residents
VULNERABLE people who have been living outside the Central Methodist Church are being moved into a revamped inner city building.
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Joburg works to help its orphans
THROUGH its Basket of Services project, the City is helping its many child-headed households with food, education and health care.
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City extends its helping hand
WITH the new Siyasizana expanded social package, even homeless people will qualify for City assistance. Beneficiaries will also be helped to get jobs.
* Mayor's speech on launch of Siyasizana
* Video: on the expanded social package
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City cares for youngest residents
THREE crèches have been built in this financial year, as part of Joburg's plans to provide comprehensive early childhood development programmes.
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Libraries keep children busy
JOBURG'S public libraries are offering fun and educational programmes throughout the school holidays, such as art, debates, storytelling and films.
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Metrobus helps needy children
CLOTHES and bags left on City buses have found a deserving home - the children of the Zenzele Centre in Ennerdale received the donation.
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Amnesty on library book fines
FINES for overdue City library books have been put on hold as part of the annual National Library Week, so return those books now.
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City ramps up social assistance
A NEW social package has been launched which widens the safety net for vulnerable people in Joburg. Even homeless people can benefit.
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Joburg market feeds the hungry
FOOD hampers are being made up by the Johannesburg Fresh Produce Market's Food Bank and handed to the poor to help fight the effects of rising food prices.
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Thousands of books on sale
THE Friends of Johannesburg Public Libraries is selling thousands of second hand library books to raise money for new stock for Joburg's public libraries.
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Farm is a road out of poverty
LAND has been handed over to a group of 14 young orphans, who will be mentored and trained to become farmers. Their crops will be sold at Joburg's vast produce market.
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