New volunteers join Retaliate team
The new recruits underwent a thorough onboarding process, wherein they were acquainted with community organisation's Code of Conduct and the expectations for their new roles.
TEN new volunteers joined the Retaliate(RTL8) team in a bid to combat crime and enhance the safety of the community.
This new cohort of members, who have been integral volunteers at the Welcoming of the Whale Festival, officially joined the RTL8 family in a special ceremony held at their headquarters recently.
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The new members were introduced to the team during a comprehensive training session where they were briefed on RTL8’s Code of Conduct and the expectations that come with their new roles. This session underscored the organisation’s commitment to community service and the principles that guide its mission.
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“It’s incredibly heartening to see young people eager to step up and contribute to the community. Their dedication and past contributions at the Welcoming of the Whale Festival have already made a significant impact, and we are thrilled to welcome them into the RTL8 family,” the spokesperson of RTL8, Shaun Venter, said.
The new recruits will undergo a vetting process at the Brighton Beach Police Station, where they will receive police clearances as part of their official onboarding. According to Venter, this step is crucial as it aligns with RTL8’s standards for ensuring the safety and integrity of their community outreach efforts.
The new team members include Simo Duma, Lusanda Mbhele, Ayanda Smith, Brandon Swartling, Bright Raula, Masilo Masilo, Lindelwa Damane, Lusanda Mbhele, Siyanda Dlamini and Mhlengi Mkhize.
In a statement from the organisation, they said that the introduction of these young talents signifies a promising future for RTL8’s community initiatives.
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