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This opportunity enables individuals who know the biological parents or guardians of Warona Blessing Malinga, a 2-year-old child reported as abandoned or orphaned in Sebokeng on 27 May 2024, to come forward. The purpose is to trace the parents and facilitate proper care placement.
This opportunity allows anyone who knows the biological mother or family of Mpilo Mpololo, a 4-year-old male child reported as abandoned or orphaned in Heidelberg on 9 December 2025, to come forward. The child’s details are provided to assist in locating relatives or guardians for birth registration and alternative care placement.
Individuals struggling with substance abuse can access specialised treatment services funded by the Gauteng Department of Social Development. These services are part of a broader effort to expand rehabilitation capacity across the province.
Individuals who have completed rehabilitation can join aftercare programmes designed to support long-term recovery through relapse prevention, family support, and skills development.
Communities and young people can participate in prevention initiatives like Ke-Moja, which aim to reduce substance abuse through education, awareness, and early intervention.
Sports and recreational clubs in Gauteng can access training programmes aimed at improving organisational capacity, governance, and sustainability, with 25 such programmes supporting 529 individuals.
Organisers of major sporting events in Gauteng may benefit from financial and logistical support provided by the department, including support for international rugby matches and elite sports competitions.
Learners in Gauteng schools can participate in inter-school competitions in sports such as football, basketball, tennis, rugby, gymnastics, swimming, and athletics, which are supported by the department.
Sport academies in Gauteng can receive essential equipment and support from the department to strengthen athlete development and improve training quality.
Creative professionals in Gauteng can benefit from 15 market access opportunities facilitated by the department, which help them connect with buyers, platforms, or networks to sell their work and grow their income.
Members of the public in Gauteng can participate in commemorations of national days, which include cultural events, heritage celebrations, and activities promoting social cohesion and constitutional values.
