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Breaking Boundaries Building Bridges Brings Andre Vlok to Athwood Primary School on 23rd September

Headed by Bryan Torien, BREAKING BOUNDARIES BUILDING BRIDGES (BBBB) tackles some of the challenges experienced by homeless people and children in informal settlements and gangster-ridden communities, such as Mannenberg. Andre Vlok one the the foremost experts in conflict resolution is coming to Cape Town on 23rd September to teach children in gang-ridden areas how to …

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