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The Western Cape Government is inviting participation in multi-hazard climate adaptation projects through the Mediterranean Climate Action Partnership (MCAP), which brings together regional governments to collaborate on resilience-building, science, and capacity development across borders.
The Western Cape Government, as Chair of the Drought Working Group within MCAP, invites other participating regions to join collaborative efforts focused on drought mitigation, water security, and climate-resilient agriculture.
The Western Cape Government, through its partnership with SA Red Cross Air Mercy Service (AMS), provides emergency air ambulance services for patients in rural and remote areas who need urgent, highly specialised medical care. This includes airlifting injured road users after crashes and conducting rescue operations on land and sea, including mountain and sea rescues for hikers and sea goers in hard-to-reach locations.
Residents and businesses in the Western Cape are encouraged to support registered non-profits through financial contributions or in-kind donations to help sustain services for children with disabilities.
The public can access information about support services offered by the Western Cape Department of Social Development for persons with disabilities, including daycare programmes for children with disabilities.
Volunteers can assist carers at the Sunrise Special Care Centre by taking children for walks or playing with them, helping to alleviate staff pressure and improving the children's quality of life.
Non-government organisations can receive support from the Western Cape Department of Social Development to become compliant with the NPO Act, including help with registration and submission of annual reports.
The public is urged to contact the South African Police Service with any information they may have about the stabbing death of Lee-Hogan Williams in Fairyland Cemetery.
Children showing symptoms of diabetes such as sudden bedwetting, increased thirst, weight loss, difficulty concentrating, vision problems, or vomiting should be taken to a clinic for testing. Early diagnosis can prevent severe illness and reduce the need for ICU admission.
Individuals with diabetes can receive support from healthcare workers, family, and friends, and are encouraged to follow doctor’s advice, eat a balanced diet, and exercise regularly to manage their condition effectively.
Patients with diabetes complications, especially children newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, are referred to specialised facilities like Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, Groote Schuur Hospital, and Tygerberg Hospital for comprehensive treatment and family education.
Matric candidates in the Western Cape can access emotional and mental health support if they are feeling anxious or stressed during the exam period. They can contact the Safe Schools Call Centre for a referral to support services.
