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Women United for Change brings Mbombela together for family day
A newly established non-profit rolls out integrated programmes to build safer, healthier and more resilient homes.
The Mbombela community turned out in numbers for a jam-packed Family Fun Day at St Peter’s Catholic School on October 3.
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Programmes build safer communities
Women United for Change is a non-profit company established this year. It implements integrated programmes aimed at building safer, healthier, more resilient and empowered women, families and communities.
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