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If you are interested in volunteering with one of our programmes you can click here (www.scalabrini.org.za/volunteer-cape-town/)
This page will give you more information about current volunteer vacancies, requirements and how to apply. Please note, all volunteer positions are unpaid.

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What does integration mean to you?
Here at Scalabrini, one of our main goals is the peaceful integration between migrants, refugees and citizens. Integration is not only about how hosts treat foreigners; it is about how migrants and refugees integrate themselves in different ways.
This womens month, we asked two women from Zimbabwe their thoughts.

The impact of being an undocumented child
Did you know that, in international law, it is a child’s right to have a name, a nationality and immediate birth registration? South Africa is signatory to several international conventions that spell this out.* Here in South Africa, these rights are further enshrined in our Constitution, which confirms that all children in South Africa – regardless of nationality – have ‘the right to a name and a nationality from birth.’

