Tutela needs place of safety for kids

Mr Tim Denny (DA councillor) asked people who have a house or property that can be used as a place of safety, to get into contact with Tutela.

The DA visited Tutela on Tuesday, 20 February. In front are Ms Steffney Raju, Ms Frances Gibson and Ms Naomi Ellis. At the back are Messrs Dean Wrigley, Paul Jones, Tim Denny, Ms Melanie de Clercq and Mr Piet Labuschagne.

DA councillors and supporters visited Tutela, a non-profit organisation, on Tuesday, 20 February to identify Tutela’s needs.

They urgently need a place of safety for vulnerable children.

Mr Tim Denny (DA councillor) asked people who have a house or property that can be used as a place of safety, to get into contact with Tutela.

Contact Tutela at 079 310 2599.

In front are Ms Steffney Raju, Ms Frances Gibson and Ms Naomi Ellis.

At the back are Messrs Dean Wrigley, Paul Jones and Tim Denny, Ms Melanie de Clercq and Mr Piet Labuschagne.

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