The Big Issue Magazine

FROM OUR SOCIAL WORKER’S DESK

“The exposure that comes with accessing recreational facilities broadens minds ...

ccess to recreational facilities and services helps with the improvement of the general health, well-being, and the skills development of individuals. Yet these are not easily accessible to everyone, especially children from impoverished backgrounds in South Africa, the children of our vendors included. Poverty makes them socially excluded.

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