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Cause: Childline Gauteng |
| The items outlined in our wishlist are practical purchases or donations that would assist our offices run more efficiently as well as enhance theraphy through the contribution of play therapy equipment. Our wishlist is as follows: Soweto Branch: 5-in-1 floor cleaning machine Bean bags Oil heater x3 Microwave Kettle Toaster Toys for reception area (esp. puzzles) Window cleaner Notice board Computer Fax machine Photocopier Portable TV Play therapy equipment* Sebokeng Branch: Oil heater x1 Bean bags Children’s tables and chairs Cups and saucers Notice board Play therapy equipment* Tembisa Branch: Bean bags for children Oil heater x2 Digital camera Vacuum cleaner 10l bucket Broom Wall clock Teddy bears Computer stand Desk Mat Cupboard with lock Notice board Play therapy equipment* Anatomically correct dolls Sofa Wishlist Katorus Branch: Oil heater x3 Cups and saucers Tumblers TV and video machine Trolley Notice board Curtains Kettle Bean bags Play therapy equipment* Safe House Project: Children’s books (all ages) Nutritious food items General medical supplies Clothing (under and outerwear) Basic toiletries (toothpaste etc.) Bedding for children and cots Nappies Occasional outings to cinema, theatres, restaurants etc. Baby seats Camp cots Clothing for teenagers Christmas presents Godparents Safe House parents Educational toys, for example: building blocks, Lego, puzzles, brightly coloured baby toys etc. The 80 Safe Houses accommodate children of all ages (babies included), approximately 150 at a time. We would like for each of these children to own at least one fluffy toy, a book, underwear, clothing, a toothbrush and a carry bag to take to their foster or adoptive homes. Child Rights and Responsibilities Project: Promotional Materials with Childline’s Number to be given out at school talks (e.g. stationery, rulers, pencils, stickers, magnets etc.) General: Wastepaper bins Lock up steel cabinets Office chairs and desks Paint/tape recorders Consumables: stationery/cleaning materials Training Materials: (For all 5 offices) Flip chart paper & permanent markers Note pads/pens/folders *Play therapy equipment/toys Play dough, finger paint, craft paint, glitter, children’s scissors, glue, pipe cleaners, sticky tape and clay. felt tip pens, pastels, crayons - Drawing pads and a variety of craft papers especially brightly coloured paper pads - Pick up sticks - Radio tape recorders - Sandpit toys - Assorted farm/zoo animals, dinosaurs of different sizes - Miniature figurines including super heroes and current characters - Dress up clothes, jewellery, wigs, fairy wings - 7 sets of storage bins or drawers - Toy telephones in sets of 2 - Toy vehicles - Baby dolls with nappies, feeding bottle and clothing - Plastic crockery and cutlery |
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- Volunteer - Child Rights & Responsibilities Project |
| Volunteers would need to undergo training and be able to commit a morning or two a week to giving school talks. This is a very rewarding programme and the children are truly engaged as they learn about their rights and responsibilities. |
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- Volunteer - Crisis Line |
| Volunteers would need to undergo training and be able to commit a portion of their week to the Childline 24-Hour Toll-Free Crisis Line to answer calls - we receive on average 20 000 calls each months and are always in need of committed volunteers to assist us with these. |
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| If you want to pledge your time to this cause explore these items: |
Volunteer - Child Rights & Responsibilities Project
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Volunteer - Crisis Line
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