Can RSA afford to have the most desperately needed professional service protest to be employed - When social ills are so rife in this country and the most vulnerable are hardest hit. No @The_DSD surely something can be done!!!@SharnaFernandez @MaddiebHicklin@zilevandamme
Is this how social development addresses social ills by sending police to shoot qualified social workers who wanted to voice out their needs @daphney_ms is this wht you talk abt in ur meetings😡😡
@masangobridget1@kzngov@CyrilRamaphosa
We need Social Workers to fight against :GBV, bullying in schools ,domestic violence in our communities, to address social ills in iur communities, correctional&rehabs needs social workers #weAreNeeded#deployus#EnoughIsEnough
@masangobridget1 The president also stated that social workers should be hired permanently and he stated all unemployed social workers... What happened to that statement
@CyrilRamaphosa why alis our government giving us empty promises.. We demand answers and full employment from @DSD... Our community with all these social issues need tge skills of Social Workers... #EmploySocialWorkers
@masangobridget1 The president also stated that social workers should be hired permanently and he stated all unemployed social workers... What happened to that statement
Min Zulu promised in May 2020 that no fewer than 1800 unemployed social workers would be recruited to contribute towards the response to Covid-19. During her press conference the Minister outlined some of the intended services of these social workers;
The @Our_DA recently asked the Minister of DSD, Lindiwe Zulu, about reports from social workers that instead of being employed to deliver essential psychosocial services during the Covid-19 lockdown period, they are being volunteered by the DSD to SASSA as queue marshals.