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R3.2 million has been allocated to sustain ongoing nutritional support programmes within the Western Cape.
R897,000 in revenue retention funding has been allocated to alleviate service pressures in Older Persons community-based care centres across the Western Cape.
R193 million has been made available within the Department’s infrastructure budget to support facility upgrades and maintenance.
The Western Cape government has made new financial allocations available across key sectors such as education, health, disaster preparedness, and infrastructure. These funds are intended to support frontline services, address inflation pressures, expand training programmes, and strengthen emergency response capabilities.
Over R21 million has been allocated to disaster preparedness, including fire breaks, alien vegetation clearing, aerial fire support, and integrated water and fire response systems.
R230.5 million has been allocated to the Department of Health and Wellness to address rising costs due to medical inflation and supply chain pressures.
R6.2 million has been allocated specifically for humanitarian emergency relief and nutritional assistance during crises.
An additional R600 million has been made available within the WCED’s budget to manage immediate challenges related to teacher vacancies and increasing learner enrolment numbers.
R10.4 million has been adjusted to expand training for peace officers and support youth resilience and neighbourhood watch initiatives.
R251 million has been allocated to the Rapid School Build programme to accelerate the construction of new school infrastructure.
This public safety campaign provides guidance and key tips to help residents and visitors stay safe during the festive season. It urges people to supervise children, practice road safety, avoid drownings, and act responsibly to reduce strain on emergency services.
The Western Cape Department of Social Development will deploy its next mobile office to the Witzenberg region, providing access to social services for residents in that area starting from 2 December 2024.
