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National Action Plan Engagement (NAP)- Messina, Limpopo Province – 18 March 2023

Mar 19, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

UNICEF in partnership with CoRMSA coordinated and facilitated the National Action Plan (NAP) engagement with more than 30 children and youths in Messina, Limpopo province, to feed into the development of a Child-friendly NAP. @EU, @UNHCR @UNICEF

International Women’s Day Commemorations

Mar 15, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

CoRMSA, in collaboration with CSVR and in partnership with various community-based organisations and The Department of Social Development commemorated International Women’s Day in Thembisa, Johannesburg to raise awareness and promote the elimination of Gender-based violence (GBV).

National Action Plan (NAP) Engagement – Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal -11/03/2023

Mar 11, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

UNICEF in partnership with CoRMSA coordinated and facilitated the National Action Plan (NAP) engagement session with more than 25 children and youths to feed into the development of a Child-friendly NAP.

Social Workers’ Training – Richards Bay, Kwa-Zulu Natal

Mar 10, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

CoRMSA participated and facilitated the Social Workers’ training on migration policies and child protection mechanisms in South Africa with a special focus on Unaccompanied, Separated Migrant Children (USMC). The training aimed at equipping the Social Workers from KZN with knowledge and skills relating to migration and child rights protection to enable them to engage and…

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Training on Dealing with in-person and online problematic sexual behaviours in children

Mar 10, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

CoRMSA team is currently attending a training on “Dealing with in-person and online problematic sexual behaviours in children: New direction in prevention and intervention” facilitated by Jelly Beanz in Pretoria. Kindernothilfe E.V. UNICEF South Africa Open Society Foundations

Celebrating International Women’s Day 2023

Mar 8, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

National Action Plan (NAP) engagement session- Gauteng Province

Feb 20, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

UNICEF, in partnership with CoRMSA, coordinated and facilitated the National Action Plan (NAP) engagement session in Randburg with over 25 children and youth from Gauteng Province to feed into the development of child-friendly NAP.

Our Victory on Refugee Protection

Feb 17, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

High Court Declares Sections of Refugees Act Unconstitutional Follow the link below for more information News24-https://www.news24.com/news24/southafrica/news/high-court-declares-sections-of-refugees-act-unconstitutional-20230216  

UNICEF Support – Humanitarian Assistance

Feb 15, 2023Vimbai MataruseLatest News

With the support of UNICEF, we visited the victims of floods in Queenstown, Eastern Cape-Chris Hani District Municipality and donated sanitary wear, infant clothes, children and adult foodstuffs, blankets and other materials to mitigate the hardships currently faced by more than 750 victims. Thank you UNICEF.  

Office Closure and Festive Season Wishes

Dec 19, 2022Vimbai MataruseLatest News

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