Help Cape Town Society for the Blind by donating services or goods or funds for adults from disadvantaged communities
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Food
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Non-perishable food
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Help Cape Town Society for the Blind by donating services or goods or funds for adults from disadvantaged communities
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In addition to goods, funding, and services support, it is important for people to know that CTSB values long-term partnerships and opportunities that create sustainable impact for blind and visually impaired persons. Support can include volunteer involvement, skills sharing, mentorship, training opportunities, transport assistance, sponsorship of assistive devices, corporate collaborations, and opportunities to help market or purchase products made by our beneficiaries. We also welcome partnerships that help improve accessibility, digital inclusion, employment opportunities, and community awareness around visual impairment and disability inclusion. Every contribution, whether financial, practical, or relational, helps us empower beneficiaries to become more independent, economically active, and socially included. By supporting CTSB, partners are investing in dignity, opportunity, and the long-term empowerment of blind and visually impaired individuals and their families.
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- 2. When meeting one of your contacts offline for the first time, always be sure to arrange to meet in a public place.
- 3. Make sure that you are not left alone with someone that you have never met before.
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