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SaferSpaces - SaferSpaces is an interactive platform run by and for safety practitioners in South Africa to promote their work, share knowledge, connect and learn from each other.

  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/content/newsletter/newsletter-archive Newsletter – SaferSpaces - SaferSpaces sends out a regular (bi-monthly) newsletter featuring the latest articles, project profiles, resources and events. If you would like to feature something from your organisation, please let us know. Write to
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/content/page/why-saferspaces Why SaferSpaces? – SaferSpaces - What is SaferSpaces?SaferSpaces is an interactive platform run by and for community safety and violence prevention practitioners in South Africa to connect, share knowledge and learn from each other.SaferSpaces supports the sharing of knowledge on promoting community safety and preventing violence in South Africa. It serves as a source of knowledge on good practices and experiences, as well as a virtual meeting place for those involved in and interested in safety-related…
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/content/page/vision-mission Vision & Mission – SaferSpaces - VISION AND PRINCIPLESSaferSpaces supports the vision for South Africa as set out in the National Development Plan. It believes in the vision of a South Africa where all people
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/content/page/what-does-saferspaces-offer What does SaferSpaces offer? – SaferSpaces - SaferSpaces is an interactive source of information on violence and crime prevention and an inclusive hub for knowledge sharing, networking and collaboration for practitioners in community safety across South Africa.In particular, SaferSpaces aims to: Improve the accessibility, availability and dissemination of knowledge on violence and crime prevention generally and in South Africa Showcase projects related to and working in community safety across South Africa Explain South…
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/content/page/who-is-it-for Who is it for? – SaferSpaces - SaferSpaces is run by and for practitioners in community safety. It is aimed particularly at practitioners actively involved projects, programmes or initiatives that work towards violence prevention and the promotion of a safer South Africa.Below are target groups that SaferSpaces addresses, as well as some of the incentives we believe make becoming a member particularly worthwhile: Government  acquiring information and knowledge; presenting frameworks and…
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/events/entry/international-dialogue-on-citizen-safety International Dialogue on Citizen Safety – Events – SaferSpaces - The Centre for Justice and Crime Prevention and African Policing Civilian Oversight Forum’s Consortium on Crime and Violence Prevention, together with other partners hosted a two and half day international dialogue on citizen safety and crime and violence prevention. Find all resources…
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/blog/entry/why-societies-must-protect-children-if-they-want-fewer-criminals Why societies must protect children if they want fewer criminals – Blog – SaferSpaces - Preventing and reducing stubbornly high levels of violence in South Africa can only be achieved if the country focuses on ensuring that children are not exposed to violence or toxic stress at home, and that they are warmly cared…
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/blog/entry/beyond-the-unthinkable-city-dwellings-without-security-walls Beyond the unthinkable? City dwellings without security walls – Blog – SaferSpaces - In response to high levels of crime, South Africans have turned their homes into fortresses, seeking security behind high walls. But doing so might be…
  • http://www.saferspaces.org.za/blog/entry/towards-safer-cities-first-national-report-on-urban-safety-in-south-africa Towards safer cities: First national report on urban safety in South Africa – Blog – SaferSpaces - The first national report of its kind, the State of Urban Safety in South Africa Report 2016 makes the case for integrated, evidence-based urban safety responses driven at…

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    Being female I was naturally attracted to "BIC for her" (who can resist those pastels?!). Yet, these pens were somewhat of a disappointment. As a more mature woman, I am currently experiencing the symptoms of menopause. I can be in a perfectly good mood while writing a letter and without warning, in mid sentence, I will become so angry that I find myself using such excessive pressure on my pen that it shatters! Then there are the hot flashes, my hands became so sweaty that I could not keep a hold of that slim design, plus the ink smeared! Perhaps in your next endeavors, a "Female BIC for the mature" with a non-slip, steel reinforced grip, waterproof ink and a built in fan could find it's way onto the market!

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    Needing surgery on my foot and ankle, I was terrified of using crutches again, and of the exhaustion and inconvenience of trying to just get around the house and make coffee without depending on others. I found this on "You Might Also Like" on Amazon and was instantly interested. Am I glad I saw this! Being neither young nor in the best shape of my life, this contraption is as close to a lifesaver as I can get. It lets me go up and down stairs, take care of my pets, make coffee (come on, the true elixir of life!) and even do some cooking and cleaning. All this without having to hold my leg up off the floor and being precariously balanced on two little crutch tips. Now, I do cheat and often use a walker for extra stability, but once up and around I manage just fine.

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    After 20 years working in physical therapy, one thing I know about back pain is that what is helpful for one person may not be for others because of the multitude of causes. I decided to try the Back2Life because of the 30-day return offer. Although it didn't help me, the product is well made and I can see how it might be helpful for some people, especially for relaxing muscle spasm.

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