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PanSALB is implementing workshops aimed at supporting early language acquisition, family engagement, and inclusive communication for deaf children. These workshops are designed to help families understand how to support their deaf children's education, social development, and emotional well-being.
Individuals and families affected by substance use can access support through prevention, early intervention, treatment, rehabilitation, psychosocial and family support, community mobilisation, and referrals to appropriate services. The Department of Social Development works with partners across government and civil society to ensure access to these services.
Communities, young people, educators, families, and community leaders are encouraged to participate in initiatives that promote open discussion about substance use, support early intervention, and foster recovery. These efforts include creating safe spaces for dialogue and strengthening communication within families.
The public can submit feedback to inform the proposed adjustment to the National Minimum Wage for 2027. This opportunity allows individuals and organisations to contribute to the decision-making process on wage levels.
The Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system allows eligible international travellers to apply online for permission to enter South Africa. The application is processed within 24 hours, and approved applicants receive their authorisation digitally on their smartphone. Upon arrival, biometric verification ensures the traveller matches the identity used in the application.
Traditional health practitioners can participate in the formal health system under the NHI framework, with support from the government to ensure regulation, quality assurance, safety, and recognition of their contributions.
Residents of Cape Town are encouraged to commit to using no more than 50 litres of water per person per day to help meet the national target of 450 million litres per day and avoid Day Zero.
A month-long series of activities aimed at addressing youth unemployment will be unveiled during the Youth Month 2018 launch. These activities are designed to support youth empowerment through skills development, education access, and economic participation.
Candidates may access their National Senior Certificate results online starting from Friday, 4 January 2019, via the Department of Basic Education's website and various media outlets after they are released on the evening of 3 January 2019.
A key EPWP project being bolstered by the National Department of Public Works, offering work and training opportunities to youth.
An EPWP programme focused on clearing invasive alien plants to protect water resources, being expanded to create more work and training opportunities.
An EPWP project focused on environmental conservation and maintenance, being strengthened by the National Department of Public Works to provide work and training for youth.
