I would like to welcome you to the first CWSA eNews for the year. I hope you found the last issue informative and exciting. We still call upon you to give us feedback on what you would like to see and read about in the newsletter.
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As part of our Income Development initiatives for the year, we are planning a charity golf day. This will be held at the Dainfern Country Club on 17 March 2011. View Invite
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Solly Nethononda has been appointed to the position of CWSA Provincial Manager in Limpopo. He had been acting in the position since June 2010 before being promoted fully in January 2011.
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All welfare NGO's in South Africa are faced with a critical skill shortage and an accompanying shortage of financial and other resources to fulfill its mandate in providing comprehensive, coordinated and integrated social work services to a vast variety of client groups.
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CWSA congratulates the new SACSSP President, the newly constituted South African Council for Social Service Professions (SACSSP) and Professional Board for Social Workers (PBSW).
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October is Social Development month, a month that is close to hearts of many Social Service professionals. It was for this reason that Child Welfare South Africa held an event to celebrate the month; the event was held on 29 October 2010 in Sasolburg.
The event was used as a means to acknowledge the work that is done by our member organisations, either by volunteers or professionals. The aim was to create an enabling environment for Child Welfare member organisations in the Free State to come together, market their services and showcase their progress. This would be achieved by mobilising other service providers in the Fezile Dabi District to join CWSA and render services to the members of the community.
Most importantly however, CWSA wished to express its gratitude for the commitment and hard work done to make a difference in the lives of others.
CWSA would also like to thank the Department of Home Affairs and the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) who assisted the community with legal documents, as well as social grants.
