Help Human Rights Screened Foundation with 5 volunteers for To record Hand Signal for Help Info Videos

 Observatory, Western Cape

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Help Human Rights Screened Foundation with 5 volunteers for To record Hand Signal for Help Info Videos

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Help Human Rights Screened Foundation with 5 volunteers for To record Hand Signal for Help Info Videos

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We are looking for a skilled cameraman to assist with filming impactful video scenarios for our Hand Signal for Help awareness campaign. These short scenes will help illustrate real-life situations where individuals may silently signal for help, and how bystanders can safely respond. The footage will be used in educational materials, training sessions, and public awareness efforts aimed at strengthening community response to gender-based violence. Your contribution will play a vital role in helping us reach those who need it most.

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