SCI puts focus on Young Women and Alcohol
Growing usage of alcohol by young women between the ages of 15 – 24 has resulted in high sexual risk and increased HIV infection, according to researchers who addressed a media briefing hosted by the Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication today.
SANAC Statement on HIV letter from former president Mbeki
The South African National AIDS Council has been inundated with requests from the media to respond to the letter from former President Thabo Mbeki on his Facebook page published this morning.
RYWC in King Williams Town
The New Beginnings Young Women’s Club held an event regarding Rape and Sexual Assault on the 26 February 2016. The event was held at Charles Morgan Primary School.
RYWC Nkangala District event (Mpumalanga)
The event was a Rise Club initiated event where they did a “Back to School Presentation” of donated school shoes to vulnerable children in 2 schools – Mbongo Primary school which houses the Luthando Rise club and Babutheni Secondary school.
Murray & Roberts and Soul Buddyz Scholarship Programme Report 2010 – 2014
Eighteen learners received the Murray & Roberts Soul Buddyz Scholarships in 2010.
Rise Clubs activities weekend of 27 - 28 February
Last weekend we saw Rise Clubs across the country engaged in District meetings and other activities.
Rise Clubs activities weekend of 27 - 28 February: Mpumalanga
Last weekend we saw Rise Clubs across the country engaged in District meetings and other activities.
Rise Clubs activities weekend of 27 - 28 February: KwaZulu Natal
Last weekend we saw Rise Clubs across the country engaged in District meetings and other activities.
Rise Clubs activities weekend of 27 - 28 February: Free State
Last weekend we saw Rise Clubs across the country engaged in District meetings and other activities.
Rise Clubs activities weekend of 27 - 28 February: Gauteng
Last weekend we saw Rise Clubs across the country engaged in District meetings and other activities.
Australians are being told that gender inequality is the root cause of domestic violence. But is it?
Special report: As Australia moves towards a world-first national strategy to tackle attacks in the home, some experts say the approach is badly flawed, with too much emphasis placed on sexism and not enough on alcohol, poverty and other causes
