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BBBEE certificate
In September we could successfully renewed our BBBEE (broad based black economic empowerment) status. This status aims to align the structure of the workforce in companies so that it corresponds with and is representative of the socio-demographic structure of the population.
New Board members
We welcome Mrs Ruth Neudeck-Kraus and Mrs Minka Woermann as new board members of the HOPE town Association and look forward to a successful cooperation.
Interview for the post of “Program Facilitator”
Currently we are interviewing for the recently created position “Program Facilitator”. We hope that we can occupy this by early 2013, to expand on the established successes of the project work.
Replacement Mfuleni/Durbanville
Furthermore we are reappointing the positions of the health care workers in Mfuleni and Durbanville, because these employees have found new challenges in public health, based on their education as HOPE Cape Town Community Health worker. Babalwa Lumko is now working as a clerk at the Mfuleni clinic and Nombulelo Kama now works as a health worker for the City of Cape Town.
In addition, we also welcome new team members André Gildenhuys and Silke Ammer. André will be working with the eLearning project and Silke supports the administration of HOPE Cape Town Association and Trust.
Dr. Sadeeka Williams
Dr. Sadeeka Williams sadly left the employment of HOPE Cape Town Association in December 2011 to prepare for her specialization as a paediatrician. We wish her good luck in her professional and private future. Her successor Dr. Sandra Picken was employed in December 2011.
Noëline de Goede who was appointed as Director of HOPE Cape Town left the organization in June 2012. We wish her well with her future ventures.
HOPE Cape Town Association welcomes Michelle Jochems who was appointed as a HOPE Community Health Worker in Manenberg in November 2011. She will be rendering services at the Manenberg clinic, within the broader community of Manenberg as well as at the Holy Family Child and Youth Development Centre.