file SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF/MUTE

15 years 4 months ago #190328 by Vamo
Replied by Vamo on topic Re: SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF/MUTE
Lollipop...my hometown is Ladysmith KZN...thats where this child is based.

Let me google the school as well!

woow I like what ur church is doing!

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15 years 4 months ago #189253 by lollipop
Vamo, where are you located?

There is a special nursery school in PTA called Sonitus and I know that they have a "scholarship" programme because it is right across the road from an orpahange.
It is a very good school (well it was when I was there) *Our church had a exahnge programme where hearing and speaking kids would be integrated to help the other kids*

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15 years 4 months ago #189219 by Vamo
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Yes RM we look the other way coz we don't want to 'cause' problems or 'interfere' while a poor innocent child suffers and dies :(
What pains me more with this child is coz she is motherless, maybe if her mommy was alive, she'd take care of her baby girl :(

Tazzy I just visited Fulton webpage and it seems to be a good school. I will call them to find out if they can help.

I will write a letter to my Pastor telling him to forget about my tithe from now on, I will see to it myself that it goes to a good cause :blink: I hope he wont tell me he is going to stop praying for me or I'm going straight to hell LOL

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15 years 4 months ago #189203 by Tazzy
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There is also Fulton school for the deaf. I far as I remember they're in durban

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15 years 4 months ago #189202 by Reluc.t.ant M.o.m
Vamo - I think kids get rescued because someone stands up and says "no, this is not right and then does something about it."

Kids often end up abused and die because we look the other way.

Thank you for raising your hand on this. I think child line or your local child welfare office is a good start.

I only know the Cape Town Child Welfare number: Tel No: +27 21 638 3127

But the thing is to keep pushing and pushing until something is done.

Often because social workers have such a huge load, kids slip through the cracks - keep pushing to find a solution.

There is nothing wrong with you taking a personal interest in this little girl. Visiting her, packing a lunch for her, showing her that there is a safe adult who she can turn to.

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15 years 4 months ago #189197 by Vamo
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Oh yes Gals...Childline :blush: :blush: :blush:
Thats why I love this site :)

THANK YOU :)

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15 years 4 months ago #189193 by julz
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I would contact Childline. I am sure they will be able to give you contact details.

Mom of Dylan and Partner to Joerg. We live in the Beautiful Pringle Bay which is along the Whale coast, Cape.


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