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Lesedi learners say no to abuse of children

During Child Protection Week, Famsa teaches that children should be heard.

Family South Africa Johannesburg (Famsa) held a march on May 30 with children at Lesedi Early Childhood Development (ECD) centre in Alex to commemorate Child Protection Week.

Children from Lesedi ECD participate in a march for Child Protection Week. Photo: Kamva Bena

Famsa is a non-profit organisation that works on building relationships and provides counselling for families
Gender-based violence coordinator and social worker at Famsa Kgomotso Motaung said they organised a march for the children from ECDs because they want to give them a voice since it is Child Protection Week.

Famsa management and graduates also took part in a march at Lesedi ECD in Alex. Photo: Kamva Bena
Placards for the march made by Famsa with the children from Lesedi ECD. Photo: Kamva Bena

“As an organisation, we are advocate social workers; we advocate for the young ones to assist them to have their voices heard, be able to say no to abuse,” Motaung said.

Children from Lesedi ECD get ready to march for Child Protection Week. Photo: Kamva Bena

“We are marching with the children to say, enough is enough. We want to bring awareness to the community, to perpetrators, and to anyone who contributes to the abuse of children.”

 

 

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