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🚗 “IT’S ONLY A SHORT DRIVE…”A few drinks. A set of car keys. A decision that can change everything.Alcohol slows your re...
08/09/2026

🚗 “IT’S ONLY A SHORT DRIVE…”

A few drinks. A set of car keys. A decision that can change everything.

Alcohol slows your reactions, affects your judgement, reduces coordination and makes it harder to see and respond to danger.

That “short drive home” could become the longest journey of your life.

Don’t drink and drive. Plan your safe way home.

🍺🚫🔑 Drink. Don’t drive. Get home alive.

A Shared Commitment to Safer Communities Last week, the DG Murray Trust (DGMT) Executive Board visited Rabasotho Police ...
04/09/2026

A Shared Commitment to Safer Communities

Last week, the DG Murray Trust (DGMT) Executive Board visited Rabasotho Police Station in Tembisa for an in depth site engagement with the DGMT–Memeza GBV Prevention and Early Alert Technology Programme, a 24 month intervention supporting community safety and GBV prevention in Tembisa and Seshego.

This programme combines GBV prevention technology, 20 trained youth responders, and strong partnerships with SAPS, CPF, the Civilian Secretariat and local CBOs to strengthen rapid community based response.

During the visit, DGMT’s Board engaged directly with responders, SAPS partners and community leaders to understand:
• How 1,900+ households have received prevention technology
• How responders achieve 13–17 minute physical response times
• The programme’s impact, including 15,092 beneficiaries reached and reductions in selected sexual offence categories

The conversations were powerful, highlighting real stories of safety, trust and community mobilisation. Responders shared how technology and partnerships help them prevent violence, support survivors and strengthen neighbourhood safety.

The message was clear: ending GBV requires collective action, trusted local networks and partnerships that work.

Thank you to DGMT’s Board, SAPS Rabasotho, CPF partners, community leaders and our incredible youth responders for your commitment to building safer, stronger communities. 🤝🏽💙

🚨PLAN BEFORE YOU DRINK🚨This weekend, make responsible choices. Know your limits, plan a safe way home, and never drink a...
03/09/2026

🚨PLAN BEFORE YOU DRINK🚨

This weekend, make responsible choices. Know your limits, plan a safe way home, and never drink and drive. 🚗🍺

No drink is worth risking a life. ❤️

🍻 Drink or Drive. You Can’t Do Both. 🚗Alcohol slows your reaction time, impairs judgement, and puts everyone on the road...
01/09/2026

🍻 Drink or Drive. You Can’t Do Both. 🚗
Alcohol slows your reaction time, impairs judgement, and puts everyone on the road at risk — drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and other road users.

If you plan to drink, plan your transport before you drink. Choose a designated driver, arrange a lift, or use alternative transport.
One responsible decision can save a life. Let’s make it home safely. 🛣️❤️

The road to educating the public on road safety never ends! 🚗🛣️As we head into the weekend, we’re reminding everyone to ...
21/08/2026

The road to educating the public on road safety never ends! 🚗🛣️

As we head into the weekend, we’re reminding everyone to make responsible choices on the road. Whether you’re travelling, heading out with friends or coming home after a night out — your life is more precious than a drink.

🚫🍺 Don’t drink and drive.
đźš— If you drink, find a sober driver or use alternative transport.
📵 Avoid distractions while driving.
đź’ş Buckle up every time.
❤️ Get home safely — your loved ones are waiting for you.

Let’s work together to make our roads safer and ensure that everyone gets home alive.

Stay Sober. Stay Alert. Stay Alive.

SAPS Alexandra, JMPD, Memeza and Aware.org joined forces to promote safer roads and combat drinking and driving. 🚔💛Throu...
14/08/2026

SAPS Alexandra, JMPD, Memeza and Aware.org joined forces to promote safer roads and combat drinking and driving. 🚔💛

Through community engagement and education, the teams encouraged motorists to make responsible choices, plan ahead and ensure they have a safe way home after drinking.
Don’t drink and drive — your life and the lives of others matter.

Today, Memeza Community Safety is proud to be part of the Ministerial Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Crime Pr...
04/08/2026

Today, Memeza Community Safety is proud to be part of the Ministerial Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Crime Prevention Community Engagement taking place in Lord Khanyile, Ivory Park, Tembisa.

This engagement provides an important platform for community members to speak openly about the challenges they face, raise concerns, and bring attention to underlying issues affecting safety and well-being within their communities.

Together with South African Police Service , NCVT, IEC, the Civilian Secretariat for Police Service and other partners, are here to share information, provide support and work towards practical solutions.

As Memeza, we believe that safer communities are built through partnerships, active listening and giving communities a voice. We are here to raise awareness about the role of Memeza in strengthening community safety and ensuring that residents know that they are not alone in the fight for safer communities.

As we close off the month of July, we look back to an impactful and meaningful Mandela Day. 67 minutes can change a day....
30/07/2026

As we close off the month of July, we look back to an impactful and meaningful Mandela Day. 67 minutes can change a day. Compassion can change a lifetime. đź’™

This year's Mandela Day, Memeza Community Safety, together with our valued partners and CPF H5 & H6, came together to bring hope to the children of Moepathutse Children's Centre in Stinkwater, Hammanskraal.

What began as a community safety initiative became a heartfelt act of service. Through the generosity of our teams and partners, the children received groceries, bread, snacks, essential supplies, and personal safety alarms—small gestures that remind them they are seen, valued, and supported.

At Memeza, we know that safer communities are built not only by preventing crime, but by investing in people, strengthening community partnerships, and uplifting the most vulnerable among us.

Through the support of , our Community Safety Ambassadors continue to serve beyond the call of duty—demonstrating that meaningful employment can create meaningful change in the communities they proudly serve.

To every volunteer, partner, and community member who contributed, thank you. Your kindness reminds us that lasting change begins when ordinary people choose to care.

Together, we're not just creating safer communities—we're building stronger, more compassionate ones. 💙

Today marks another milestone in building safer communities across South Africa. 🇿🇦💙Today, Memeza Community Safety offic...
23/07/2026

Today marks another milestone in building safer communities across South Africa. 🇿🇦💙

Today, Memeza Community Safety officially launches the 7th province of the National Systemic Reduction and Prevention of Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Programme in Kagisanong, Free State.

Together with our valued partners , , South African Police Service (SAPS), Community Policing Forum (CPF), and CSPS, we are taking another step towards creating communities where every person can live free from violence and fear.

Today's launch is about more than an event. It is about creating employment opportunities for local youth as Community Responders, equipping vulnerable community members with Memeza Personal Safety Alarms, and installing Memeza Community Policing Alarm Systems to strengthen rapid community response when help is needed most.

Every alarm installed, every young person empowered, and every partnership formed brings us one step closer to safer, more resilient communities.

The journey continues—one community at a time.

Behind every safer community is a team that deserves care too.đź’™Today in Sebokeng, our     Community Safety Ambassadors a...
21/07/2026

Behind every safer community is a team that deserves care too.đź’™

Today in Sebokeng, our Community Safety Ambassadors are taking part in a Mental Health and Wellness Workshop. Every day, they are exposed to difficult and traumatic situations while serving their communities, and today is about investing in their wellbeing.

Together, we're equipping them with the tools to build resilience, prioritise their mental health, and continue serving with strength and compassion.

Healthy teams create safer communities.

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