By Mikhaila Crowie
16 May 2009
The City of Cape Town’s Social Development Facilitation Department, in partnership with the Social Crime Prevention Services section of the SAPS, is to host a Drug Awareness Campaign in Blackheath today.
The aim of the event is to alert young people to the dangers of drug abuse and its criminal consequences - theft, robbery, housebreaking and domestic violence to name but a few.
Five primary schools and four high schools will participate in the event and more than a thousand people are expected to join in the festivities.
These schools have encouraged children to write poetry, songs and plays about drug abuse and its consequences.
There is also a "sport-against-drugs" programme and the schools will participate in street soccer, touch rugby and netball tournaments.
16 May 2009
The City of Cape Town’s Social Development Facilitation Department, in partnership with the Social Crime Prevention Services section of the SAPS, is to host a Drug Awareness Campaign in Blackheath today.
The aim of the event is to alert young people to the dangers of drug abuse and its criminal consequences - theft, robbery, housebreaking and domestic violence to name but a few.
Five primary schools and four high schools will participate in the event and more than a thousand people are expected to join in the festivities.
These schools have encouraged children to write poetry, songs and plays about drug abuse and its consequences.
There is also a "sport-against-drugs" programme and the schools will participate in street soccer, touch rugby and netball tournaments.
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