She highlighted how the presence of Domestic Watch meetings in the past year had led to a radical reduction in crime.
Steyn said that better relationships could be formed between residents and the police if more residents could generously provide information about criminals and incidents of crime happening in the area.
“We all can make a difference to our country, our family and stop the horrors of crime by doing the right thing,” Steyn added.
“Being generous is not just about digging into our pockets – I believe there is undoubtedly more in it for the giver than those on the receiving end.”
The dates, times and locations of the Domestic Watch group meetings for January are:
28 January: Hurlingham, 10am at the Rosebank Union Church, corner Sandton and William Nicol drives.
28 January: Saxonwold, 12pm at the War Museum, Eastwold Way.
29 January: Parktown North, 12pm at the Methodist Church on 7th Avenue.
29 January: Emmarentia, 10am at the Emmarentia Sailing Club on Lower Geldenhuys Drive.
31 January: Craighall Park, 12pm at the Wesleyen Church corner Beaumont and Norfolk.
31 January: Parkview, 10am at St Columba’s Church on Lurgan Road.
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