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Talk of the town @CapeTownCCID #CityViews CityViewsCapeTown CapeTownCCID #TRENDING t the CCID, we’ve spent Now the City is introducing a game a lot of time recently changer for connectivity that could considering the nature lead to further innovation within #PublicArt City Views of collaboration and the Cape Town CBD. It’s Municipal connectivity.A Broadband Network, used primarily is a free Cape Town We have four departments. Each to connect its own facilities across Central City community has its own mandate and brings to the the metropole, is now robust and newspaper published by table a set of skills that contributes extensive enough for leveraging by the the Cape Town Central City to the renewal of the Cape Town private sector. It will enable a broad Improvement District (CCID), CBD. As you will see in some of range of commercial service providers a non-profit organisation. our new branded items (below), to deliver choice, cost-effectiveness It is the CCID’s vision to we are starting to promote each and high-speed broadband to tenants ensure the Central City is department’s “sub-brand” logo to in private buildings. safe, clean, caring and open highlight this. In a pilot programme, it has But Safety & Security, Urban chosen the Central City to be the for business for all who Management, Social Development first municipal “fibrehood” in the The East City has some of the finest public art in the CBD. use it, whether they live, Connecting and Communications do not metropole. I am proud to say that the work or play here, or are operate in isolation. They work with City approached the CCID to assist passing through. the dots their equivalent and associated in this CBD rollout by providing our #ShowYouCare departments at the City of Cape Town, own “connectivity” in terms of the and SAPS and other stakeholders in public-private relationships we have www.facebook.com/ Good lines of both the public and private sectors. with property owners. You can find out CityViewsCapeTown communications And they work with each other. In more about this project on pages 4 & 5. Published by fact, after 16 years in the business Then, on pages 6 & 7, we look at The Cape Town Central City lead to great things. of urban regeneration, the inner other technologies already present Improvement District (CCID) workings of the CCID resemble a well- in the CBD, ranging from cashless 13th floor, 1 Thibault Square, Tasso Evangelinos oiled machine. You could attribute payments for parking to 3D printing Cnr Long St & Hans Strijdom Ave, this to the way each component facilities. Expanding on this, we Cape Town 8001 COO of the CCID communicates – in operations explore innovations in other cities and www.capetownccid.org The third of our GIVE RESPONSIBLY meetings and other forums, internal invite you to imagine what a super- www.facebook.com/CapeTownCCID Winter Drive campaign posters to 021 286 0830 and external, and on the ground. We connected CBD could be like. look out for in the CBD. share a common goal and we share Finally, we have curated a great Editorial (CCID) our strengths to achieve it. selection of events for you for the Editor: Brent Smith Today, the Central City is the most next three months. Turn to the back #UberPAWS [email protected] inviting downtown in the country, page to see what’s on offer in the Managing editor: Aziza Patandin [email protected] largely due to strong relationships and Central City this spring. Get out there Contact Brent if you have a story partnerships that take tangible action. and get connected! to tell, and Aziza for copies. Communications manager: Carola Koblitz Online coordinator: Scott Arendse

Design (Infestation) Going greener Account manager: Melissa Sherwin The CCID has started to revamp its Art director: Sam Bainbridge vehicles and the identification bibs Designer: Jackie Lampard worn by its public safety officers, Look who came to visit the CCID www.infestation.co.za cleaners, graffiti squad, rodent squad 021 461 8601 today, thanks to the SA Guide-Dogs and maintenance team. Eventually Association for the Blind (SAGA) Contributors these will all display either the “Stay and Uber, and their joint, incredible Content: Brent Smith, Carola Koblitz safe”, “Keep it clean” or “Show #UberPAWS. Pictured are Chris Photography: Ed Suter, Edward you care” sub-brands associated Tennant (SAGA), Mieky Schwartz Duckitt, Alan Cameron, Carola with the CCID’s Safety & Security, (Uber), Zeeva the gorgeous guide Koblitz, Scott Arendse, Paul Lotter, Urban Management and Social dog, and members of the CCID. Brent Smith Development departments.

Disclaimer Highlights of what the CCID has done for you in the past three months While every effort is made to ensure the correctness of all content, the publisher takes no responsibility SAFETY & Conducted Responded Made 292 Dealt with for the accuracy of statements SECURITY Issued Issued Rendered 26 878 crime to 162 arrests 63 illegal or content, and can accept no 7 096 2 687 fines assistance prevention medical with law trading liability for errors, omissions or warnings to a total of 497 times initiatives callouts enforcement offences inconveniences arising thereof. All R1 921 600 text, images and design is subject to copyright and any unauthorised URBAN duplication is prohibited. All work MANAGEMENT Undertook Painted Identified Removed Removed Removed Cleaned Maintained is accepted in good faith that all 363 road 69 2 440 430kg of 894 5 758 5 778 661 tree permissions have been granted. maintenance road illegal butts from incidents strings drains wells repairs markings posters cigarette bins of graffiti & stickers City Views supports GIVE RESPONSIBLY SOCIAL Assisted Assisted 9 Social Development www.facebook.com/ DEVELOPMENT Assisted Assisted Referred 5 adults to thanks the Belmond Assisted 5 9 adults to children with GiveResponsibly 36 adults 20 adults Straatwerk for a work Mount Nelson Hotel, mothers healthcare preventative Boston City Campus & to shelters home opportunity with babies facilities services Business College, The Carpenter’s Shop, New Media Publishing, Protea COMMUNICATIONS Hotel North Wharf, Taj Rolled out the GIVE Generated 182 clips across broadcast (41), Developed a property portal on Cape Town, and Tsogo RESPONSIBLY Winter print (75) and online (66), with total media the CCID website and designed a Sun for donations, which Drive with #ShowYouCare exposure to the value of R5 330 056 monthly CCID newsletter were redistributed to messaging partner NGOs. Brought to you by the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) Spring 2016 3

Actions taken by CBD retailers Stakeholder news EAT to sustain or grow business USEFUL Burger & Lobster CONTACTS Bree Street’s latest epicurean hangout offers three menu items: 14% 23% Open for a burger, a whole lobster or a 29% 28% Emergency lobster roll. CCID 24-hour business 105 Bree St | 021 422 4297 March 16% March safety & 2012 2015 13% www.facebook.com/burgerlobsterSA 8% security The CCID wishes House of H 11% 16% 6% 082 415 7127 these new retailers Imagine you could go to one place for 14% 6% 8% 8% (Cape Town CBD only) all the best in the drinks, food, a haircut, some exercise and even a tattoo. That’s the thinking Central City. behind House of H, recently launched Social media Special offers Radio adverts ambulance, health, by husband and wife team Heinrich noise & fire and Christina Koen. Paper advertising Email marketing Store improvements Shop 112 Loop St | 079 061 9826 Word of mouth (Source: biannual CCID Retail Opinion Survey of +/- 240 businesses) 107 / 021 480 7700 www.facebook.com/HouseofH2016 (24 hours) Amplify Studio 107 from landlines only This boutique studio and gallery The Shortmarket Club aims to unearth local photographic Chef Luke Dale-Roberts of The Test talent. 153 Loop St | 072 744 4649 Kitchen has opened The Shortmarket SAPS CENTRAL CITY www.facebook.com/Amplifystudio Club in a heritage building off Bree 021 467 8001/2 Street. His top chef, Wesley Randles, Bastille (24 hours) A concept store selling French heads this new foodie mecca. menswear has opened on the Fan Walk. 88 Shortmarket St | 021 447 2874 30 Waterkant St | 021 418 1941 http://theshortmarketclub.co.za city of cape town www.bastille-store.com SMAK services Eclectica Contemporary Chef Devin Hogan owns this deli With a focus on African art, Eclectica and restaurant. He trained at Incident reporting & Contemporary opened its doors The Test Kitchen and features on enquiries for the first time during July’s First SABC 3’s Top Chef SA. 22 Bree St Refuse Collection, Thursdays. Works included a mix 021 824 5023 | http://smak.co.za of media, including use of non- Water Issues, Street Lights traditional materials. Check out the and Electricity Faults 69 Burg St | 021 422 4145 Explore the CBD tool on 0860 103 089 http://eclecticacontemporary.co.za www.capetownccid.org for a listing of Central Traffic Signal Faults Mardi Gras City retailers and service 0860 001 948 This fancy dress and costume hire providers. Prepaid Electricity Meters business was on the periphery of the CBD for years. It moved into Loop 0800 220 440 Street in April and now also operates Cable Theft a tailoring service. 0800 222 771 10 Loop St | 021 418 2257 http://fancydresshire.co.za Disaster Risk Management Mungo Mungo designs and weaves a wide 080 911 4357 range of homeware, including table 021 597 6000 (24 hours) linens and bedding. The ground floor of this store, moved from Bo-Kaap, is a retail space that holds its full Social concerns range. 78 Hout St | 021 201 2374 Alcohol & Drug Helpline www.mungo.co.za 0800 435 748 Social Development: Children Sign up for 0800 220 250 Social Development: the CCID’s Adults newsletter 0800 872 201 CCID Social Department Like City Views? Want more? 082 563 4289

The CCID is launching a The CCID is set to up the CBD’s property monthly email newsletter late Location, location, location game with an innovative new web portal. Bylaw & traffic in September. Thereafter, it will infringements come out mid month, every Last year, the Cape Town Central be adding an exciting feature to this properties for sale, to rent or month. It will feature original Law Enforcement Cape Town CBD-related content City Improvement District (CCID) website: a property portal where on auction across commercial, 021 596 1999 (24 hours) created by the CCID, as well as redesigned its website with a all agencies and brokerages can list residential, retail or light industrial. curated stories about urbanism “Central City first” approach the properties they have on their For more information, contact Traffic Police around the world. that showcases the best of the books within the CBD. This is a online coordinator Scott Arendse 0860 765 423 Cape Town CBD. It has become a facility that many top destination on 021 286 0830. Or to sign up To make sure you get yours, visit Metro Police www.capetownccid.org and sign one-stop shop for people looking improvement districts across the for a notification of the launch up to our database. for where to shop, eat, stay, play, globe offer. date, email him at scott@ 0860 765 423 visit, learn or invest in the area. All listings will be free of charge, capetownccid.org. Within September, the CCID will and agents will be able to list www.capetownccid.org 4 City Views: your free Cape Town Central City newspaper

Municipal Broadband Network

This broadband rollout allows a C-grade building access to the same infrastructure as a P-grade building, enabling a one-person startup in a coworking space to have equal footing with a large commercial operation. The City of Cape Town’s rollout of its fibre-optic Municipal Broadband Network to its own Lightning-fast facilities has become robust enough for leveraging by the private sector. As a result, it has begun to look towards the internet provision of “last-kilometre” cables from its network to You know those pesky trenches being cable to every building in the area so that dug around town? Well, there may be a a request for a fibre pair allocation can private buildings in business few more to come, but the results will be immediately be provided (see “using the areas across the metropole. totally worth the hassle! The City of Cape City’s cables” far right). This will reduce Town’s Municipal Broadband Network is the fulfilment time for a new service Here are the elements that positioning Cape Town light years ahead and give tenants/owners a choice of make the system work. of other metros. In selecting the CBD for a service providers, as well as access to its pilot project, the City is looking to install a connection speed of 1Gbps.

Typical building connection speed: Commercial data centres in the CBD 1Gbps Several commercial data centre operators located in the CBD offer fibre-based services (including those in the graphic below). The Bree Street building occupied by Internet Solutions and RSAWEB also houses the Cape Town Internet Exchange (CINX), where network operators are able to exchange traffic on a peer basis. Other operators offering fibre-based services in the CBD include eNetworks, Neotel and Telkom.

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Cybersmart Internet MTN RSAWEB Vanilla Networks Vodacom (Canterbury Solutions (Harrington (Bree Street) (Buitengracht) (Martin Street) (Bree Street) Street) Hammerschlag Way) Brought to you by the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) Spring 2016 5

“The CCID’s role in the project at this stage is facilitating between the City’s Telecommunications Branch and private property owners.” Length of cables in metres Using the City’s cables Buildings in the CBD can be connected to the City’s network infrastructure once a service provider asks the Telecommunications Branch to lease an In Metro access fibre to it and the building owner has given June 2015 659 899 Capital investment permission. The process is as follows. In broadband infrastructure by the City Expected in metro by 1 814 774 A tenant of a building asks its service end June 1 provider for a fibre-based broadband 2021 service. 0 0.5mill 1mill 1.5mill 2 mill R1 794.5m The service provider (which must have R463m R123m an ECS or ECNS license) requests the City to lease a fibre between the 2 building and a switching centre. (The In Metro In CBD Expected in metro In CBD June 2015 12 500 City installs the cable if one is not June 2015 June 2015 by end June 2021 already installed.)

0 3 000 6 000 9 000 12 000 15 000 The City allocates and leases a 3 fibre pair on the cable to the service provider.

The service provider uses the fibre pair to deliver a broadband service. What is a switching facility? 4 The service provider recovers the A switching facility works like a telephone exchange cost of the lease as part of its charge for data. It’s the central point where all internet traffic for the broadband service. is routed. Total number of buildings connected to the City’s broadband infrastructure 70 4

60 Metro CBD 3 50 700 250 2 500 20 40 1 000 40 2 240 50 38 18 20 35 30

20 1 10 18 61 3 4 0 0 In Metro Expected In CBD Expected in City of Cape Other government Private City of Cape Other government Private June 2015 in metro by June 2015 CBD by end Town buildings buildings buildings Town buildings buildings buildings end June June 2021 2021 As of end June 2015 Expected by end June 2021 As of end June 2015 Expected by end June 2021

What is a fibre- Fibre-optic optic cable? cables have three A fibre-optic cable is made advantages over up of thin strands of glass or plastic known as optical copper cables: fibres. Each strand is less Less attenuation than a 10th as thick as a (signal loss); human hair. Fibre-optic VS 1 cables carry information No between two places using 2 interference; light-based technology. Information is sent through Higher bandwidth the strands in the form of 3 (more data in cables light beams. of the same diameter).

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CBD technology Top tech in the Central City From mobile apps that make life a little easier to tools once considered futuristic, here are 14 examples of innovations available in the Cape Town CBD that make life easier, safer and a whole lot more fun. Some of these were even designed here.

(left to right) Mzuvukile Siyazi, Brendon Booysen, Msimelelo Mgolombane & Zipho Nqata technology predicts when a bin will be Looking ahead full and recommends when it should be emptied. Seven ways the CBD could become even smarter 04/ Augmented reality in 01/ Bicycle-sharing systems property development Bike-share schemes, available in Augmented reality technology over 700 cities, allow citizens to developed by VTT Technical borrow a bicycle from one point Research Centre of Finland allows and return it to another. With the citizens to see how proposed advent of IT, used in reservations construction projects could and tracking, such systems became affect their neighbourhoods by viable in the 21st century. superimposing 3D models into a real- time view of the built environment. A mobile listing 02/ Pedestrian-powered street lights and solar-panels 05/ Apps that show parking of CBD venues spaces As with all forward-thinking web on roads A 2011 IBM study found that 30% design, the CCID’s website is mobile Las Vegas is expected to install of a city’s traffic is due to people first, and puts the CBD’s spectrum kinetic pads into its sidewalks and Body-worn video (BWV) cameras hunting for parking. In some of retailers and service providers roads that convert pedestrian steps The Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) has rolled out American cities, you can use an app straight onto your phone or tablet. into power. Similarly, France plans to 75 BWVs for its public safety officers (PSOs) – enough to cover a full to pinpoint the exact location of a (And of course your desktop, if you install solar panels on roads to feed shift rotation. These BWVs have infrared recording capabilities for after vacant space. still have one!) It features venues, into the national grid. dark. They come equipped with laser guides and can record video, sound mapped and with their contact info, 06/ Self-drive vehicles and rapid stills for evidence. City-run CCTV cameras have been a fixture 03/ Smart bins in eight colour-coded categories. in the CBD for many years, but the CCID is now upping the ante on crime A South Korean startup called Ecube Uber is launching a pilot fleet of prevention, with international best-practice standards. www.capetownccid.org has developed a solar-powered “smart autonomous Volvos in Pittsburgh. bin” that allows cities to monitor the According to disruption theorist levels of waste in municipal bins. The Tony Seba, driverless cars could Accessible tech at Central Cashless Library Free Wi-Fi parking Funded by the US Consulate, Isabelo installed its first Cape payments Central Library relaunched the Town Smart Bench on the corner of Adderley and Wale Street Parking Solutions (SPS) R3.5 million American Corner manages on-street parking in in 2015. There you’ll find iPads, streets. It partnered with the Cape Town Partnership and the CBD on behalf of the City of MacBooks, digital cameras, video Cape Town. Parking marshals production equipment and a range Wesgro to make this a reality. The bench, described as a “plug employed by SPS carry point- of creative software. It also features of-sale devices. These enable high-speed Wi-Fi, a sound recording and play solution for public spaces”, is a Wi-Fi hotspot motorists to pay for kerbside studio and green screen technology. parking with MasterCard, Visa, The main attraction is the where you can surf the net and also charge your mobile device. American Express or myconnect Makerspace, a hands-on incubation cards, or via the SnapScan app. lab where the public can design and It will soon be moved elsewhere create products. in the CBD. Free Wi-Fi is also available in The Company’s Old Drill Hall, cnr Darling and Parade Garden and Church Square. streets | 021 444 0209/12 Brought to you by the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) Spring 2016 7

3D printing Robotic surgery Christiaan Barnard at Cape Craft Memorial Hospital was and Design one of the first Netcare facilities to receive da Institute Vinci Si robotic technology in South Africa. The (CCDI) and system assists surgeons in performing intricate Woodheads procedures. 3D printing has revolutionised prototyping. Industrial designers can now “print” their digital drawings in layers of ABS plastic. This means that there is a physical Augmented reality render to work with early in Many Capetonians got their first taste of augmented reality via the a design process. The CCDI mobile game Pokémon GO. But did you know there’s a CBD-based and Woodheads both offer 3D company harnessing the technology, as well as virtual reality, for printing services. corporate marketing campaigns? If you’ve used Pick n Pay’s Super CCDI: 2nd Floor, Harrington House, Animals app, then you’re familiar with the work of Sea Monster, a 37 Barrack St company blazing a trail into a new hyper-visual world. 021 461 1488 | www.ccdi.org.za 3rd Floor, 75 Harrington Street Woodheads: 29 Caledon St 021 461 0365 | www.seamonster.co.za 021 461 7185 www.woodheads.co.za reduce our need for parking bays because one vehicle can be used at different times by several people, keeping it moving on the road. Cashless bus Wi-Fi on MyCiTi 07/ Drones deliveries fare payments buses Amazon is working on Prime Air, a system designed to get packages MyCiTi uses a card-based fare MyCiTi is currently offering to customers in 30 minutes or less system rather than cash. To board passengers on some Central City using drones – not road vehicles. It a bus or enter a station, hold your buses 50MB of free internet access is testing this in Canada, the United myconnect card against a validator. per day. This is a pilot for a project Kingdom and the Netherlands. Cape Do the same when exiting. The fare it is looking to roll out across all Town-based Signatura Property for your journey is then deducted its routes. Development, inspired by a talk by from your credit. local disruption theorist Dion Chang at the CCID’s business breakfast earlier this year, has begun looking into integrating drone landing pads in its new buildings. Development Application Technology retailers

Signatura’s managing director, Management System (DAMS) Cameraland iFix David Cohen, sums up the impact 68 Long St | 021 423 4150 161 Loop St and 3D building modelling www.cameraland.co.za 021 837 9800 such technology could have on our http://ifix.co.za urban environment: “This goes hand These City initiatives are changing how developers and planners Incredible Connection in hand with our thinking regarding interact with the built environment. Shop 7, ENS House, Lower Loop St Met-Tronics parking as a depreciating asset DAMS allows for electronic submission and processing of 021 441 2420 | www.incredible.co.za 68 Bree St 021 424 6572 rather than an appreciating one. We development applications. Simultaneous scrutiny of the applications Computer Mania www.met-tronics.com think that technology is going to means that 97% of them are now processed on time. Cnr Long & Strand streets have a big impact on schemes in the 021 423 0717 Find more here: next few years with some specific Meanwhile, the City’s Development Information and GIS Department www.computermania.co.za www.capetownccid.org/explore/shop issues such as parking, access has acquired thousands of digital 3D building models for the Cape control and security being just a few Town CBD. This makes it easier for planners to visualise the area. that have come to mind.” Find more here: www.capetown.gov.za/en/Planningportal

360 virtual Universally tours accessible Panoman uses Google Maps technology to replicate Street View traffic lights inside hotels, shops and restaurants. Transport for Cape Town has It allows potential customers into your incorporated audio-tactile business 24 hours a day. Bodytec was push-buttons into the CBD’s the first CBD venue to sign up. traffic light system to aid pedestrians with special needs. Take a tour at http://panoman.co.za. Cameraland 8 City Views: your free Cape Town Central City newspaper

Play For more event info, visit City Views on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ spring CityViewsCapeTown. As the petals unfold, take a moment to stop and smell the roses, and enjoy the events and breaks activities on offer in the Central City. Comedy Wednesdays

selection of show gardens and Comedy on Long Spotlight on… horticultural exhibits. You can also get Sport Arts Comedian Mum-z, the founder of this 27-30 October tips from local experts, and take part in 18 September 22 September – 8 October weekly event, says: “Long Street is so close workshops happening on everything Cape Town Flower Show Sanlam Cape Town Marathon Cape Town Fringe Festival to the biggest comedy club in South Africa, from planting to flower arrangement. Parliament, so I thought it would be a fitting A showcase for the smallest yet most Local food and craft beer will be on sale. Watch as 7 000 local and international With up to 70 productions on the place to promote comedy.” diverse floral kingdom takes place contenders chase records on a flatter, cards, the latest chapter in the CBD’s Where: Castle of Good Hope, Where: Beerhouse, 223 Long St within the walls of the 350-year-old faster route than ever before. The only mini festival of theatre, comedy and cnr Darling & Buitenkant streets When: 20h00-23h00 Castle of Good Hope. The 2016 music will be big on talent. When: 10h00-17h00 IAAF Silver Label marathon in Africa is Cape Town Flower Show is all about Cost: TBC Cost: R140 via Computicket itself going for gold. Where: City Hall (Darling Street) gardening. So you can expect a www.beerhouse.co.za www.capetownflowershow.co.za Where: passes CBD landmarks and surrounds including City Hall, the Houses of When: see website for programme Parliament and St George’s Cathedral Cost: TBC When: 07h00 https://capetownfringe.co.za Cost: entries have closed; For free free to spectate www.capetownmarathon.com 6 October, Books 3 November First Thursdays 7-11 September Where: see website for map Decor Open Book Festival When: 17h00-21h00 and beyond www.first-thursdays.co.za 15-18 September The renowned annual Open Book Cape HOMEMAKERS Expo Festival returns with a plethora of showcases, discussions and Every Thursday The Mother City’s trendiest workshops featuring over 100 local Earth Fair Food furnishings and decor exhibition and international authors. features DIY and kitchen demos. You Market Where: The Fugard Theatre, can also look forward to a creative Where: upper St Georges Mall Book Lounge, D6 Homecoming garden and outdoor ideas, as well as When: 11h00-15h00 Centre, Central Library tips on designing your dream home. www.earthfairmarket.co.za When: see website for programme Where: Cape Town International Cost: day passes R150; 16 September Convention Centre, Convention festival passes R600 Square, 1 Lower Long St http://openbookfestival.co.za Park(ing) Day When: Thursday – Saturday 10h00- Where: outside 75 Harrington 20h00; Sunday 10h00-18h00 http://openstreets.org.za Cost: R140 via Computicket www.homemakersonline.co.za

There are a GIVE RESPONSIBLY to the NGOs that provide these services and help break the Help the NGOs that help number of cycle of life on the streets. To help the NGOs listed above that work with the CCID, you can make a difference in one of the following ways. wonderful NGOs Give the homeless and give where that work with street people in snapscan SMS “GIVE” to 38088 it will make a DIFFERENCE an attempt to You can download the to donate R10 towards the NGO partners provide them free SnapScan app with which the CCID works closely in the with alternatives onto your smartphone Cape Town Central City. and SCAN the code An average of R8 is donated depending below to donate the to begging on your service provider. For detailed amount of your choice Ts & Cs visit . and life on the via your phone. streets. These alternatives range from visit our website rehabilitation for more information on the GIVE services, skills RESPONSIBLY campaign, our NGO partners and other ways in which you *The Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) training and can assist. works closely with the following NGO partners in the Cape Town CBD education, to www.giveresponsibly.co.za Salesian Institute The Carpenter’s Shop The Haven the possibility Projects providing education, Skills training and rehabilitation Night shelters with the vision of shelter or skills training and rehabilitation to services for adults to get the homeless home vulnerable youth even family Ons Plek Straatwerk The Homestead reintegration. This campaign is an initiative of the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) Residential care and Job rehabilitation projects Residential care and family www.capetownccid.org reunification processes for girls for men and women integration for boys