Childline KZN gets revamp, honours Sibaya Trust
The Childline KZN Crisis Line Centre is set to reveal new renovations valued at nearly half a million rand at their offices in Morningside today.
The centre has been operating since 1986 and its office and crisis line have been a safe heaven for thousands of children who are dealing with abuse.
The renovations have been funded by The Sibaya Community Trust along with their trustees.
Operations Manager, Adeshini Naicker says the centre will be revealing a wall plaque in honour of The Sibaya Community Trust for being their sole donor.
Naicker says the crisis line operates for 24 hours to assist children across the province. She says they attend to calls relating to abuse, bullying, divorce and negligence.
Because KZN Childline is a non-profit organisation, they rely on donations, volunteers and donors like The Sibaya Community Trust to help keep them going.
To find out more about the organisation, you can visit their website here or you can contact them using this number - 031 312 0904.
For other ways to make donations, click here.
Childline KZN offers different programmes which helps children with the process of healing if they are exposed to abuse.
These include:
Children who have been sexually abused that receive individual counselling and therapy, group therapy and family conferencing
Support services to adult survivors of childhood abuse
Forensic assessments
Support service to victims and families of child abuse, neglect and exploitation
Court support and preparation