Orange Day is observed on the 25th of every month, which serves as a reminder of the urgent need to intensify efforts to end violence against women and girls and to build a society where everyone can live free from fear, abuse and discrimination.
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The visit highlights the Departmentβs commitment to supporting survivors of Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF), promoting their safety and dignity, and ensuring access to essential social services.
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The gathering also provides an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between the Department and FBOs in advancing social development, promoting compassion and responding to the needs of communities across Gauteng.
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The session brings together social service professionals and faith-based organisations for prayer, reflection and unity, recognising their vital role in providing spiritual guidance, social support and care to vulnerable individuals, families and communities.
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Through initiatives such as the Provincial Disability Games, the Department creates opportunities for persons with disabilities to showcase their talents, promote physical well-being, build meaningful connections and participate actively in their communities.
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Through the District Developmental Model, the Department remains committed to promoting integrated, people-centred social development services that respond to the socio-economic challenges facing communities across Gauteng.
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The workshop provides a platform for government departments and stakeholders to strengthen collaboration, improve coordination, and align service delivery initiatives to address the needs and priorities of communities.