Help Angels of Hope by Phones for Tablets
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Help Angels of Hope by Phones for Tablets
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Safety 2026 Plan. During festive season we advice youth/children to abstain from drugs/alcohol.Donate A 36 Samsung smartphones/Tablets.Angels of Hope a full time member of Violence Prevention Forum.Injuries accounting for 8% global deaths,claiming more than 4.4 million lives annually,low-and middle-income countries suffer most of this burden account for 90% of injuries globally and 83% of of injury-related deaths.with South Africa among the most severely affected.The conference will explore the structural,social and commercial drivers through an African lens that is universally applicable.Support Angels of Hope safety and security networks include arrive alive home security campaigns.We unite people for good spirit of ubuntu.Motivating youth to use 16 December as reconciliation day,not for wrong purpose but to unite and identify community challenges,so that we can bring solutions on the table.Enrolling out-going school learners,new cormers.This initiative create stability among youth sessions.Developing a safety learning environment buy-in to involve Teachers,Parents and Learners.By doing so we improve Matric results.Thank for you donation.
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