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Residents and stakeholders can attend one of several public participation sessions being held across the Western Cape to learn more about the draft provincial land transport framework and interact directly with officials who developed it.
Residents of the Western Cape can receive a free flu vaccine at public healthcare facilities if they belong to a high-risk group, such as people aged 65 and older, those with chronic health conditions, pregnant women, healthcare workers, HIV-positive individuals, or residents of care homes and rehabilitation centres.
Residents of the Western Cape are invited to visit their nearest public library to borrow books, download e-books, or participate in reading activities such as story times, book clubs, and study support sessions.
Residents can join the ALMAL Book Club, promoted by the Provincial Minister, to participate in reading circles and connect with other readers across the province.
Learners in Grades 4 to 12 can register their research projects to participate in district-level science expos across South Africa. These events serve as qualifying rounds for national and international competitions like the Regeneron ISEF.
Residents of the Metro South region and other areas across the Western Cape can volunteer as GBV Ambassadors to provide information about support services, assist with referrals to SAPS, and support victim-friendly rooms at police stations. The programme trains individuals to prevent and intervene in gender-based violence.
Victims of gender-based violence in the Western Cape can access support through the Victim Empowerment Programme, including referral services, counselling, and advocacy. Information is available via toll-free call, email, or online portal.
New farmers in the Western Cape can receive advice, mentorship, training, inputs, and market access through renewed partnerships between the Western Cape Department of Agriculture and various agriculture commodity organisations.
Commodity organisations have the opportunity to participate in CPACs, which are responsible for appraising and overseeing farmer applications for support programmes.
A community volunteer programme where residents from Oudtshoorn, Ladismith, Calitzdorp, Dysselsdorp, and Zoar serve as ambassadors to raise awareness about GBV support services, refer cases to SAPS and DSD offices, and assist in victim-friendly rooms at local police stations.
A temporary shelter for survivors of gender-based violence in Theewaterskloof, funded by the Western Cape Department of Social Development with over R830,000 for the 2025/2026 financial year. It offers 10 beds and provides counseling, legal access, skills development, and reintegration services.
The Fountain of Hope Intermediate CYCC in Philippi provides structured, nurturing accommodation and support for young people who have shown readiness to transition from secure care to community-based care. It serves as a bridge between intensive secure care and less restrictive community-based care settings.
