Cape Town Fred Client Story

Stories from Lawrence House: Fred

Lawrence House is a registered child and youth care centre based in Woodstock, Cape Town. Lawrence House can accommodate up to 25 children and youth and specialises in the care and protection of unaccompanied foreign minors and refugee children, as well as of children who have experienced trauma.

What happens to youth who, upon reaching independence, have left Lawrence House? We meet Fred, who spent several years of his childhood at the children’s home.

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Stories from Lawrence House: Ashalina

Lawrence House is a registered child and youth care centre based in Woodstock, Cape Town. Lawrence House can accommodate up to 25 children and youth and specialises in the care and protection of unaccompanied foreign minors and refugee children, as well as of children who have experienced trauma. What happens to youth who, upon reaching independence, have left Lawrence House?

We meet Ashalina, who spent several years of her childhood at the children’s home.

Cape Town Kelly Lawrence House Volunteer Story

Stories from Lawrence House: Kelly

Lawrence House is a registered child and youth care centre based in Woodstock, Cape Town. Lawrence House can accommodate up to 25 children and youth and specialises in the care and protection of unaccompanied foreign minors and refugee children, as well as of children who have experienced trauma.

We meet Kelly, a former volunteer and current donor to Lawrence House.

Stories from Lawrence House: Romina

Founded in 2005, Lawrence House is a registered Child and Youth Care Centre providing care and protection to unaccompanied foreign minors and refugee children. We meet Romina Meneghetti who is the senior child and youth care worker at Lawrence House.

Cape Town New research on unaccompanied and separated foreign children in the western cape

New Research on Unaccompanied and Separated Foreign Children in the Western Cape

Cape Town Are there durable solutions for Unaccompanied and Separated Foreign Children in South Africa?

Are there durable solutions for Unaccompanied and Separated Foreign Children in South Africa?

Migrants and Remittances in Cape Town

Scalabrini celebrates World Teacher’s Day

Each year on the 5th of October, World Teachers’ Day is celebrated in over a 100 countries, including South Africa. The day brings together governments, NGO’s, teachers and experts in the field of teaching for discussions on policies, legislation and recommendations to be implemented in an effort to cultivate a thriving society through education.

Cape Town Supreme Court of Appeal Rules Cape Town RRO Closure Unlawful

Supreme Court of Appeal Rules Cape Town RRO closure unlawful

The Depart­ment of Home Affairs given until March 2018 to reopen and maintain a fully functional refugee office in Cape Town.

Today, 29 Sep­tem­ber 2017, in the Supreme Court of Appeal, a deci­sion taken by the Depart­ment of Home Affairs (DHA) to close the Cape Town Refugee Recep­tion Office (CTRRO) was declared unlaw­ful. Read our press release here.

Cape Town the right to information day access to information is a necessity for migrants and refugees in south africa

The Right to Information Day: Access to information a necessity for Migrants and Refugees in South Africa

First celebrated in 2016[1], the Right to Information Day is the youngest of children in a large family of siblings: older brothers and sisters include Human Rights or Woman’s Rights Day and the upcoming International Day of the Girl Child on the 5th of October 2017.