They meet women at their homes to walk them to their train or bus station, blowing their vuvuzelas to announce their arrival. Starting as early as 2.
There are thousands of men working in groups ranging from three to 15 members across Soweto. This campaign will show the support to men who are doing this that we see them and commend them for what they doing no matter what their personal circumstances are.
Most have no formal employment to support their families and they do all their patrol duties for free. This campaign will assist them with their unemployment situation and be able to provide the little we can to say thank you. And they do it for free," she said, before hopping on the bus to her early-morning workout. When men like this step up and help their community, especially women we need to continue to encourage them to keep going and show support.
The funds raised will go to the patrol group for Christmas to thank them for what they are doing. The funds will help them with food and any personal items they may need for themselves and their families. The Angel Network is a voluntary organization, run solely via the power of social media.
A platform from which helping the helpless will become easily accessible to anyone wanting to do a little more, and give a little more. The Angel Network enables, facilitates and mobilises acts of kindness. Toggle navigation. Dec 04, - R Proud of these guys! We don't need some people doing everything, we just need everybody doing something. Every bit helps. Dec 02, - R It must be devastating enough to haveto endure the daunting taxi rides but now at lteast they safer" - doreen Dec 02, - R You guys will make your country great.
