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R5 000 Beloning Vir Vermiste Hondjie Wat Sy Dogter by Sy Oorlede Vrou Gekry Het Kwikbuild 32.5 cement R69 incl p/bag collected VALID FOR JULY ONLY Suppliers & distributors of sand, stone, cement & bricks 71 Steyr Str | Aureus | Randfontein | Tel: 010 447 6666 Friday, 2 July 2021 Randfontein Herald @RfonteinHerald [email protected] Distribution: 18 500 copies Bring vir Tiny terug! R5 000 beloning vir vermiste hondjie wat sy dogter by sy oorlede vrou gekry het Michelle Roodt “My vrou is skielik op 11 Januarie “Ons wil nie hê dit moet ook nog met Hy is bang dat die mense wat haar het, [email protected] oorlede nadat sy ‘n bloedklont deur die haar gebeur nie.” haar buite sal los, en aangesien sy nie long gekry het. Ek was in die hospitaal Rudi het selfs ‘n hondefl uisteraar genader daaraan gewoond is nie is hy bang dat sy Greenhills — ‘n Gesin is gebroke na ‘n knievervangingsoperasie en sy het om na Tiny te help soek. dalk sal doodgaan van die koue. nadat hul hond op Saterdag, twee dae later by die trappe afgeval. Sy Die persoon het vir hom gesê “Ons het al alles probeer. Ons het 19 Junie uit hul erf was in ‘n koma tot met haar dood. Toe waar hy na haar moet gaan plasings op Facebook en die groepe in Greenhillslaan kom Covid-19 en net ek en Moya het soek. vir verlore diere gesit; ons het verdwyn het. agtergebly.” Hy het vertel dat selfs pamfl ette by veeartse, Tiny, ‘n driejarige Hy het vertel dat sy dogter baie Monya tans by een van Ek probeer Pick n Pay-winkels, OTM’e en Teacup Yorkie wat ontsteld is omdat Tiny weg is. haar stiefsussies in die Tony’s Meat Market geplaas; al amper ‘n week “Tiny is soos ‘n kind in die huis Noord-Kaap woon waar alles sodat maar ons bid en glo dat ons vermis is, se eienaars en my dogter is baie hartseer om- sy in ‘n privaatskool is, ons haar kan haar sal terugkry.” soek dringend na dat sy verdwyn het. en hy hoop om vir Tiny Tiny se Yorkie-sussie, Sushi haar. Rudi Vermeulen “Ek probeer alles sodat ons terug te kry voor sy huis terugkry treur ook oor Tiny wat weg is. het vertel dat die hond- haar kan terugkry, want Monya is toe kom vir die vakansie. Rudi het ‘n R5 000-beloning jie ‘n geskenk was wat al deur genoeg. Rudi het verduidelik dat uitgeloof vir enigiemand wat Tiny sy dogter Moya vir haar Tiny ‘n bang hondjie is wat vind en huis toe bring. verjaarsdag nog by sy hom soos ‘n skaduwee volg. Enigiemand wat vir Tiny gesien het of vrou gekry het. Sy is baie sensitief en vertrou weet waar sy tans is, kan vir Rudi skakel by nie ander mense nie. 082 562 8199. Rudi Vermeulen is ernstig op soek na sy dogter se Teekoppie Yorkie, Tiny (regs). 2 www.randfonteinherald.co.za 2 July 2021 Is your Crèche/ ECD Centre Registered? The Gauteng Department of Social Development urges you to register your crèche/ • Site visits will be conducted to assess compliance with conditions for registration and Early Childhood Development as running an unregistered Crèche is illegal. Parents norms and standards must ensure that the crèche/ECD is registered by checking at their nearest Social • Partial Care & ECD monitoring forms to be completed by the authorized Development Office. person :KDWDUHWKHEHQHƩWVIRUUHJLVWUDWLRQ" PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW WHEN APPLYING FOR • The benefits are in two-fold that is to protect children as well as the management of the REGISTRATION ECD center • The ECD center will be operating legally and in compliance to norms and standards STEP 1: HOW TO REGISTER YOUR ECD CENTER/ CRECHE/ • The ECD center may qualify for a subsidy • The ECD center can benefit from free capacity building programme and other PRE-SCHOOL? programmes conducted by the officials employed by the Gauteng Department Any person intending to establish an ECD centre must contact nearest Municipal of Social Development offices to apply for a health certificate/ permit to operate an ECD centre • Practitioners employed in the registered ECD centers can be trained on NQF level 4 free of charge through Gauteng Department of Education STEP 2: WHEN IN RECEIPT OF HEALTH CERTIFICATE/ PERMIT Contact your nearest Regional Department of Social Development where the following will be discussed by the Intake officer: What are the implications if the ECD centre is not registered? • The center will be contravening the Children’s Act 38 of 2005 by operating illegally • Registration requirements • Notice of enforcement can be issued to such ECD center • Legislative mandates • The Department of Social Development may approach High Court to enforce the • Registration procedures operator to cease operation • Norms and standards • The ECD center is compromising the care and safety of children • Registration documents • Monitoring processes How should parents/ caregivers identify a suitable ECD center The Social Worker or a person authorized by Gauteng Department of Social for their children? Development will provide the applicant with requirements for registration and relevant • Parents/ caregiver should ensure that they enroll their children in a safe and secure ECD documents to be completed: center where the child’s best interest is paramount • Application form (form 11 & 16) • Parents/ caregivers should verify if the ECD is registered with the Department of Social • Annexure A form (details and qualifications of staff members) Development (registration certificate with Gauteng logo is displayed) • Annexure B & C form (menus for different age groups) • Parents/ caregivers should enroll their children in an ECD that will provide the best • Form 29 (to be completed by the manager of the center) possible stimulation programme and curriculum to ensure that the child is ready • Applicant to apply for emergency certificate (evacuation plan) for a primary school at an appropriate age • Lease agreement if applicant is leasing the building • Parents/ care givers should ensure that the curriculum offered by the ECD is • Organizational profile recognized by the Department of Education (National Curriculum Framework, • Approved building plan Montessori etc.), teachers or practitioners has relevant qualifications, children are provided with suitable nutrition that matches the needs of their children Incomplete documents will not be accepted and will also delay the registration process • Parents/ caregivers should honor commitments by paying the agreed upon fees for their to begin. If all documents required for registration are submitted, they will enable the children evaluation process for registration to begin. • Parents/ care givers should be part of the ECD, assist where ever possible (fundraising activities etc.) STEP 3 • Parents/caregivers are the “child’s first teacher” therefore, parents/caregivers’ When all documents are properly completed and all documents listed in step 2 have involvement in all areas of their children’s life is critical for their children’s been submitted, the Social Worker or any person employed and authorised by the development Gauteng Department of Social Development will: • File will be allocated to a Social Worker to manage the process further • Conduct a site visit (assessment of the center, general care of children, Requirements for registration of Partial Care ECD Centre administrative systems and financial systems) • Application form (obtainable from the Regional Department of Social Development • Complete an inspection form (FORM11) • Make a decision on the type of registration certificate to be issued • Business plan/ organizational profile • Issue registration certificates for Partial Care Services and ECD programme. • Qualifications/ skills and experience of the applicant The certificates to be signed by the Regional Director • Description of the content of the programme to be offered • Full registration certificate will last the period of 5 years • Constitution of the organization • Conditional registration certificate will vary from 6 month to 1 year • Approved copy of the building plan • Emergency plan How long does the registration process take? • Health permit/ certificate In terms of Section 82 (1)(a) of the Children’s Act, 38 of 2005 consideration for • Clearance certificate (Form 29) registration should be made within six month of the receipt of the application • Weekly menu documents. • Contract with the owner of the building/ lease, if the building is not owned by the applicant How much will cost the applicant to apply for the registration of Partial Care & ECD programme? Requirements for registration of ECD programme • Assistance provided by the officials employed by the Gauteng Department of Social Development is free • Application form (Regional Department of Social Development FORM 16) • Registration documents and forms issued by the Department of Social • Staff composition Development are free • Implementation plan of the programme • No fee for the issuing of the registration certificate • Clearance certificate (FORM 29) • Registration as a Partial Care & ECD programme does not automatically • Organizational profile guarantee funding • Menu (in case the organization provide food) • Registration of Partial Care & ECD programme is to comply with the legislation • Professional Drivers Permit (Mobile ECD unit/Toy Library) (Children’s Act 38 of 2005 Call the COVID-19 Hotline: 0800 029 999 | Web: www.sacoronavirus.co.za Send ‘hi’ on Whatsapp to COVID-19 Connect: 060 012 3456 2 July 2021 www.randfonteinherald.co.za Top Stories 3 Farewell, mama Baza Tumi Riba [email protected] Bekkersdal — The family of the late Ward 35 ANC councillor, Nobuntu Monica Baza described her as a mother of the community and someone with a very soft heart who showed compassion to the needy. Baza, who originated from Um- hlanga in the Eastern Cape, died at the age of 67 in her home in the Tambo Section of Bekkersdal on Friday, June 18. According to her 35-year-old daughter, Nobuhle Baza, her mother had fl u-like symptoms before her death. She was also going to be tested for Covid-19 before her untimely death.
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