Smart Kingdom Kids Academy in Retreat received 10 bicycles on the PSTP Bicycle Distribution Programme. This children’s program focuses on creativity enhancement for children at risk of entering into gangsterism and drugs.
This video forms part of a series of touching community stories commissioned by Cape Cycle Routes – a Wesgro initiative.
27 January 2021 – Masiphumelele Creative Hub received 10 bicycles on the PSTP Bicycle Distribution Programme. The organisation was established in 2017 to provide a safe, supportive and educational environment in which the community members can use the power of creativity and art to overcome their daily challenges.
Ikamva Lisezandleni Zethu in Masiphumelele received 5 bicycles on the PSTP Bicycle Distribution Programme on Tuesday, 26th January 2021. Ikamva Youth enable disadvantaged youth to pull themselves and each other out of poverty and into tertiary education or employment. The PSTP Bicycle Distribution is a joint partnership with Western Cape Government Department Of Transport And Public Works, Qhubeka Charity and Pedal Power Association
Living Hope received 5 bicycles on the PTSP Bicycle Distribution Programme on Tuesday, 26 January 2021. Living Hope is an NPO operating in Masiphumelele, bringing hope and breaking the despair of poverty and disease to the community. Proud partnership with Western Cape Government Department Of Transport And Public Works, Pedal Power Association and Qhubeka Charity.
26 January 2021 – Ubiza Events and Tours in Langa received 5 bicycles on the PSTP Bicycle Distribution Programme. If you are interested in experiencing the rich history and culture of the oldest and most historic townships in Cape Town, South Africa then visit Ubizo Events & Tours. Western Cape Government – Transport and Public Works, Cape Town Pedal Power Association Qhubeka Charity
January 2021 – In 2008 a young boy of 3 came to Cape Town from Congo with his Father and due to circumstances he was moved to a SA Children’s Home in Cape Town. He has lived there until now, at the age 16. Although still under the auspices of the home he is going through a trial period of 6 months with his family Father, new Step Mother and Step Sisters, in Diep River. If all goes well he will be placed permanently with his Father.
This move meant that he had to change schools. He is academically sound and is particularly fond and skilled at rugby. So, due to his attributes and after a lot of effort from lots of people at SAYes, he has attained a sponsorship at an affluent school in the southern suburbs of CT. One of the shortfalls was transport to and from school. We at BEN received a kind donation of a bicycle from a gentleman and felt that this was a surely a worthy beneficiary.
We wish you all the best for the future. Enjoy your bicycle and stay safe!
Whoop whoop Re-Cycle UK delivers once again! Thank you for the generous donation of used bicycles. This impacts so many people in Cape Town with the use of non-motorised transport. Your support is amazing and we appreciate every bicycle that comes our way. Special shout out for the donations from the public in the UK, and all the Re-Cycle Staff for all the hard work organising and sending the bicycles to SA.
