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Unemployed young South Africans in the Western Cape can participate in structured skills development and on-the-job training through a government-funded programme. Participants receive monthly stipends and gain practical workplace experience over 4 to 12 months in fields such as business process outsourcing, hospitality, artisanal development, clothing and textiles, and general work and skills training. Upon completion, 80% of participants are guaranteed either permanent or contract employment with participating companies.
WSAR is a volunteer organisation that provides technical rescue and medical assistance in the Western Cape’s mountainous terrain. Volunteers assist in rescuing hikers and adventurers in remote, challenging environments, often under hazardous conditions.
Individuals can join emergency medical services volunteer programmes such as Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) or Emergency First Aid Responders (EFAR), where they assist in mountain rescues, community first aid, and ambulance operations. Volunteers help bridge gaps in emergency response, especially in remote and rural areas.
Trained community volunteers help raise awareness about gender-based violence support services in the Cape Winelands/Overberg region, including Ceres, Swartland, Delft, Grabouw, and Heinz Park. These ambassadors assist vulnerable residents, especially in rural areas, by connecting them to vital social services.
A mobile office operated by the Western Cape Department of Social Development brings essential social services directly to residents in remote or underserved areas of the Cape Winelands/Overberg region, reducing the need for long travel and transport costs.
The Department of Local Government has received an additional R3 million from the 2024 Adjustment Budget to prepare for and respond to water-related emergencies during the summer months.
The Western Cape government has mobilized 2,300 professional and contract-based firefighters, along with 24 aerial resources including helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft, to respond to wildfires during the upcoming summer season. This readiness effort is supported by a R15 million aerial support budget and coordination through the provincial Mutual Aid Agreement.
Community members in the Metro North region can volunteer as trained ambassadors to raise awareness about support services for survivors of gender-based violence. Ambassadors work with the Department year-round, not just during the 16 Days campaign.
Individuals living with HIV in the Western Cape can access free and effective antiretroviral treatment to manage their condition and prevent transmission. Treatment is available through public healthcare facilities across the province.
Residents of the Western Cape can get tested for HIV at public health facilities. Early diagnosis is critical for starting treatment and achieving viral suppression.
PrEP is a daily medication that helps prevent HIV infection. It is available to individuals at high risk of contracting HIV in the Western Cape.
The Western Cape is working to eliminate barriers for HIV patients who move between regions within the province, ensuring they can continue receiving treatment without returning to their original facility.
