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A Leap Into Resilience

1 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

A group of 19 learners from the Leap Science & Maths school in Langa will participate in the annual ‘Women & Girls Invisible Force of Resilience’ Programme

The group of 19 learners from the Leap Science & Maths school in Langa will participate in the annual ‘Women & Girls Invisible Force of Resilience’ Programme between 1 and 8 July, hosted by the City’s Disaster Risk Management Centre..

The programme takes participants through a range of disaster risks and mitigation measures over the course of a week, including hazard mapping in their communities; the basics of first aid and firefighting as well as climate change and other environmental hazards.

This year’s programme also includes a field trip to the Koeberg Nuclear Power Station.

Source: MyZA.co.za which offers: Free Advert/Marketplace Submissions | Free Directory Listings | Free News Submission | Free Event Submissions

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