PACSA is a faith-based social justice and development NGO that has been in operation since 1979. PACSA operates in the uMgungundlovu region of KwaZulu-Natal.
PACSA with support from @DDPdemocracy(Democracy Development Plan) are currently conducting a virtual fundraising workshop equipping student union(community partner) with necessary skills and tools for fundraising in order to build their own agency.
#NothingAboutUsWithoutUs
PACSA small business program held a it monthly reflection meeting. It is so exhilarating to see young people whith common goals and walking the same journey of seeking alternatives economic opportunities to self sustain themselves.
#socialentrepreneurship#economicopportunity
Demonstration of how to make a trench bed tower garden at Gezubuso.
We are in support of our community partners on innovative ways to have food security without dependending on supermarkets and encouraging the spirit of Ubuntu
#foodsecurity#EnvironmentalJustice#stopgbv
We join those whom we share a common goal with. We joined Umzansi Youth in Business at Northway mall intersection (Chota Motala and Ottos Bluff road) spreading the message about the fight against Gender Based Violence. Until everyone hears the message, we will never stop.
We join those whom we share a common goal with. We joined Umzansi Youth in Business at Northway mall intersection (Chota Motala and Ottos Bluff road) spreading the message about the fight against Gender Based Violence. Until everyone hears the message, we will never stop.
Yet another Thursday out in the streets standing against GBV. Once again Umzansi Youth in Business has invited us today on picketing which was held at the Chatternton traffic circle
#EnoughIsEnough#NotInMyName
Once again we join Umzansi Youth in Business as we continue to stand for a society free from gender based violence.
We won't rest to get the message as far as possible
#EnoughIsEnough#notinmyname#StopGBV#thursdayinblack
Once again we join Umzansi Youth in Business as we continue to stand for a society free from gender based violence.
We won't rest to get the message as far as possible
#EnoughIsEnough#notinmyname#StopGBV#thursdayinblack
Once again we join Umzansi Youth in Business as we continue to stand for a society free from gender based violence.
We won't rest to get the message as far as possible
#EnoughIsEnough#notinmyname#StopGBV#thursdayinblack
PACSA is in solidarity with those who are fighting the struggle against GBV. We attended the UYB (Umzansi Youth in Business) picketing at the intersection of Alan Paton, Alexandra road and church Street from 06:30 -08:00 am that was aimed at fighting GBV in solidarity.
We stand is solidarity with those whom we share common goal with..
We stand with those whom we are in the same struggle with.
PACSA joined uMzansi Youth In Business organization walkton from PMB to Durban to raise awareness against GBV
NO TO WOMEN
#EnoughIsEnough
PACSA together with Slow Food South Africa visitedy two community partners who have home gardens with the aim to create networks and working relationships in promoting local food systems
#localfood. #promotinglocalfood. #fightingpoverty. #fightinghunger
PACSA together with Slow Food South Africa visitedy two community partners who have home gardens with the aim to create networks and working relationships in promoting local food systems
#localfood. #promotinglocalfood. #fightingpoverty. #fightinghunger
Join DDP on the 31st August as we end the month of #Imbokodo2020. We are in conversation with activists and young women> Register here for the webinar>>>https://t.co/KmlHvVDysu
@kaylanpk@NickolausBauer @iPolitikiPodcst @PACSA40YEARS
We stand is solidarity with those whom we share common goal with..
We stand with those whom we are in the same struggle with.
PACSA joined uMzansi Youth In Business organization walkton from PMB to Durban to raise awareness against GBV
NO TO WOMEN
#EnoughIsEnough
Donโt laugh at sexism
Redefine masculinity
Stop victim-blaming
Talk about consent
Listen to survivors
Know the causes
Be intersectional
Invest in women
End impunity
Speak up
Educate
There is something you can do every day to end rape culture, even during the #COVID19 pandemic.