Childline, GDBE partner to help matrics during exams

For more information on Childline Gauteng’s services, call 011 645 2000.

November 12, 2022

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Joining forces to help the class of 2022 are Bulelwa Dabula (HOD Childline Gauteng clinical services), Lynne Cawood (director Childline Gauteng), Dr Demsey Noge (director of school governance at Mathew Goniwe School of Leadership and Governance) and Sandy Mahapi (HOD Childline Gauteng helpline).

The Gauteng Department of Basic Education (GDBE) has partnered with Childline Gauteng to support learners and families through the stress of exams and awaiting the results.

“We commend GDBE for their care and concern for their school communities. Tensions run high at this time of the year and especially for our youth writing exams. The helpline is available to provide support through this stressful time. Please call us on 116,” the organisation said.

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The organisation offers a 24/7 and 365 days a year toll-free helpline service.

This is available to all children, families, schools and community members in Gauteng. Trained counsellors are available to provide counselling, information and appropriate intervention in the preferred language of the caller.

“We commend the matric class of 2022 for doing their best and we wish them every success. May all their dreams come true.”

For more information on Childline Gauteng’s services or to make a donation to assist the communities during the festive season, call the organisation on 011 645 2000 or visit https://www.childlinegauteng.co.za.

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