Walk against human trafficking to take place in Durban
The aim of the walk is to raise awareness on human trafficking and raise funds for the Shiloh House for abused women, children and trafficked victims.
No to human trafficking.
Residents are invited to gear up for a walk against human trafficking on September 23 at Greenhub, Blue Lagoon in Durban.
The aim of the walk, hosted by The Umgeni Community Empowerment Centre (UCEC), is to raise awareness on human trafficking and raise funds for the Shiloh House for abused women, children and trafficked victims.
“We see the need for this awareness walk because of the recent increase in human trafficking cases in our country. There isn’t enough awareness on this topic. A lot of people see human trafficking as a far-fetched myth that only happens in developing countries, they do not think it could happen to them,” said Thami Ntimbane, from UCEC.
Local celebrities, rugby icon Pat Lambie, Miss Junior South Africa 2017, Simara Moodley, Super Middleweight Boxing Champion, Lee Dyer and Dave Gusselli from ECR, will take part in the 5km walk.
Be a part of this amazing cause and add your voice to the voiceless for only R70. For pre-registration to join the walk call 031 824 7951 or email: events@ucec.org.za Alternatively, register on the day at Blue Lagoon at 8:30am. The walk starts at 10am. Also visit the website www.ucec.org.za.
– Caxton News Service
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