Strengthening relationships at Ballito Neighbourhood Watch braai
The relaxed afternoon was a more memorable one.
Members of Ballito Neighbourhood Watch (BNW) came together to strengthen neighbourhood relationships with a friendly braai in Zen Park.
By 3pm on Saturday 9 March, a meaty aroma was wafting up from the grills drawing locals together on picnic blankets and camping chairs.
BNW committee member Jenny Steffens said the relaxed afternoon was a more memorable one.
“A few residents ran a raffle and hired a jumping castle for the kids. It was a positive move towards getting the community together and getting to know each other. Together we can unify against crime and we can work together to promote safe neighbourhoods.”
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To get involved in similar events going forward, join your street WhatsApp group. You can also organise your own street braai via the WhatsApp groups.
To join go to the Ballito Neighbourhood Watch website and click on the street clusters option: www.ballitonw.org.za
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