Phelang Disability Home, a beacon of hope and support for children with cerebral palsy, is set to host its annual CP Awareness for ECD event on the 21st of March. Coinciding with Human Rights Day, the event aims to unite the community and shed light on the importance of rights for individuals with disabilities.
March, recognized as Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, is a time when activists, families, and those affected by cerebral palsy come together to advocate and educate others about this permanent disability that affects movement and muscle tone.
This year’s gathering, to be held at Lesley Monnenyane Hall promises an informative and inspiring day with speakers from various sectors, including Social Development, Khaya for Life, and the Department of Education. The event is a call to action for the community to learn more about cerebral palsy and the vital programs offered by Phelang Disability Home.
The day-long event will kick off at 10:30 am and is open to all, with no entrance fee. Attendees can look forward to a lineup of local artists providing entertainment, ensuring a blend of education and enjoyment.
Phelang Disability Home encourages the community to join in solidarity to support this noble cause and help make the event a success. For additional information, interested parties can reach out to Mase or Makgosi at the provided contact numbers.
For more information, please contact:
- Mase at 073 096 7300
- Makgosi at 069 376 8677
Entrance is free and the event promises to be both educational and entertaining. Your presence will contribute greatly to the success of this important occasion.
