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Eldorado Park organisation celebrates three years of hope and empowerment

Nearly 200 women gathered to celebrate the third anniversary of My Life Matters So I Spoke Out, an organisation that has become a beacon of support through rehabilitation, outreach and empowerment programmes.

My Life Matters So I Spoke Out started with just 23 women and turned into a growing network of nearly 200.

The organisation celebrated its third anniversary at The Hub in Ext 5, Eldorado Park.

The event honoured three years of empowering women through support, healing and shared experiences.

MarilynLewis and Babhra Marais.

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In their three years the organisation has launched many intiatives to help women and children, including a rehab center to help those stuggling with addiction, sewing intiative that support orphanage homes, abused children and vulnarable children in hospital.

Fatima Klassen, Sandra Alexander and Gail Andrews.

This has turned into a home for many women who wish to speak out and get support.
These photographs were captured by Itumeleng Modiba.

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