Help Smartphone Free Childhood South Africa (SFC-SA) by printing full colour flyers in 3 different languages for health clinics in Cape Town
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Help Smartphone Free Childhood South Africa (SFC-SA) by printing full colour flyers in 3 different languages for health clinics in Cape Town
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SFC–SA has been invited to support an important outreach project in partnership with SHAWCO Paediatrics in Cape Town. Over the coming 2026-year, trainee paediatricians will be running educational talks for moms bringing their babies and young children for check-ups and vaccinations — focusing on the dangers of early smartphone and internet exposure whilst promoting the importance of childhood play. These sessions will take place across several community clinics in Hout Bay, Joe Slovo, Kensington, Wynberg, and Tambo Village. As part of this initiative, we’ve been asked to provide 1,500 information brochures to hand out to moms attending the clinics. We require the flyers in 3 different languages - isiXhosa, English and Afrikaans.
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