Help Sekwanele Empowerment Centre for Abused Women and Child by donating paint, single beds and mattresses for Renovations of 20 rooms that will serve as GBV shelter
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Help Sekwanele Empowerment Centre for Abused Women and Child by donating paint, single beds and mattresses for Renovations of 20 rooms that will serve as GBV shelter
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Despite our relentless efforts, the crisis grows. Demand for safe accommodation and support services has surged, but our resources remain painfully limited. Despite our relentless efforts, the crisis grows. Demand for safe accommodation and support services has surged, but our resources remain painfully limited. We’ve recently moved into a larger facility to shelter more survivors, yet we now face a pressing need: - There are 20 rooms that can accommodate over 48 women, but it urgently needs to be renovated and furnished.
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