Help Badisa Tygerberg by donating A4 printing paper for printing legal reports to protect vulnerable children

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Child protection & safety
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Help Badisa Tygerberg by donating A4 printing paper for printing legal reports to protect vulnerable children
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Every year, our social work team carries a profound administrative and legal burden to keep vulnerable children safe. To give you an indication of our annual impact, Badisa Tygerberg serves approximately 810 families and 1 130 children per year. While our primary focus is crisis intervention, we are deeply invested in community development. In our last operational cycle: • 133 adults were empowered through our intensive parenting and life skills programmes. • 370 children were reached directly through preventative life skills workshops. • 1 500 community members were engaged via our local awareness campaigns. To sustain this impact, our office faces a critical operational challenge: the rising cost of office stationery, specifically A4 printing paper. In child protection work, paperwork is not just administrative. Every report carries the weight of a difficult decision. Every process note captures a conversation that mattered. Every safety assessment reflects a child in need of protection. Every court document represents hours of preparation. Every home visit, phone call and interview becomes part of a story that deserves to be remembered. Every child abuse investigation, foster care placement, and statutory court application requires extensive, meticulously printed legal reports for the Children’s Court. Furthermore, our community development team relies entirely on printed booklets, training manuals, and worksheets for parents and children who have no digital access.
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