New-look entrance to rehabilitation centre
The CCCC is a centre that assists with rehabilitating drug addicts in Tembisa.
The Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC) renovated the facilities at the 10th Commandments Community Care Centre (CCCC) on July 18.
PSCBC identified that the CCCC needed some assistance, as part of the group’s corporate social responsibility plans.
The CCCC is a centre that assists with rehabilitating drug addicts in Tembisa.
“PSCBC painted the entrance to the CCCC, erected new signage for users to easily identify the centre and donated toiletry gift packs,” said the PSCBC’s general secretary, Mr Frikkie De Bruin.
He said trhe PSCBC also prepared a hearty meal for the recovering addicts who live at the CCCC centre.
The staff of the PSCBC were accompanied by the PSCBC vice chairperson of labour, Mr Oupa Sebiloene.
Mr De Bruin commended the CCCC for the work they are doing and urged the recovering addicts to make a concerted effort to pull themselves out of the situation find themselves in.
Mrs Victoria Yende, of the CCCC, expressed her appreciation for the support that was received from the PSCBC.
