Donations
If you would lie to fund a project or give a
donation, pleas contact us for our bank account details.
We would like to personally thank you, so please send
your contact details to us via our
quick message form or
email info@wcnetwork.org.za, subject “Donation”. If you
would like a copy of our fundraising proposal please
complete our
quick message form and
a member of staff will contact you.
Western
Cape Network would like to thank our sponsors and
supporters, but we still require the following items to make
our service to the community work beter:
If you or your
company are in a positon to help, please complete our
online form
and a member of our team will contact you in this regard. We
will also place your logo and link to your website on our
website to show your support. Any contribution whatsoever
will be appreciated, be it financial, or in the form of
donation of goods and equipment. Your assistance will help
us get us one step closer to achieving our vision and
mission.
Volunteering
Should you wish to get personally involved please
contact
us and we will discuss the best way to make
us of your services to match your time availability etc.
Why
support the Western Cape Network?
By supporting
the work of the WCNVAW
you will facilitate and enable the strengthening of the work
in eradicating violence against women in a
systematic
manner that includes the following principles:
- working
in an
integrated
way:
the purpose of the network is to facilitate collaborative
activities whereby members share information and resources
thus producing
greater results
than individual organisations
could produce alone;
avoiding
duplication
of scarce resources and services and
reducing
isolation and competition.
- reach
the disadvantaged:
the Network strengthens the work of organisations of lesser
capacity and/or that are geographically isolated.
- consultation
with local organizations and people:
the network promotes a
participatory
approach and enables members to view priorities in terms of
the overall needs of the sector. Structures are in place to
ensure the way in which the WCNVAW operates includes input
from urban and rural organisations – for example, monthly
regional meetings keep parties informed, while the regional
representative elected onto the Provincial Management
Committee can ensure input into strategic planning includes
the needs of both sectors.
- complete
work on behalf of member organisations that as direct
service providers do not have the capacity to undertake
- for example: advocacy work, campaign management and
awareness raising activities, submission of grassroots
experience and trends to be considered in the promulgation
of legislation. This was successfully done in the drafting
of the Domestic Violence Act; the Sexual Offences Bill and
the Fire Arms Control Bill.
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