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107 Senior presentations
Members of the Ladies Christian Home for the Aged in Gardens discussing the importance and usefulness of the 107 Emergency number. Members of the Ladies Christian Home for the Aged in Gardens discussing the importance and usefulness of the 107 Emergency number.
Ladies Christian Home for the Aged in Gardens
Ladies Christian Home for the Aged in Gardens
Beaconvale seniors handed t-shirts to show and spread the message of the 107 Emergency number to friends and family. The importance of the 107 single Emergency number presented to seniors at Kalkfontein Community Centre, Kuils River. Kalkfontein seniors sporting their ‘Help 107’ t-shirts, serving as a reminder as to which number to call when life or property is in danger. Residents of Hernus Kriel Service Centre for Seniors in Parow enlightened on the 107 Emergency number for all emergencies.
Beaconvale
Kalkfontein Community Centre, Kuils River
Kalkfontein Community Centre, Kuils River
Hernus Kriel Service Centre for Seniors, Parow

Wally 107 presentations
Learners from a crèche in Khayelitsha meeting Wally after listening to the message on the 107 Emergency number. Learners from a crèche in Khayelitsha meeting Wally after listening to the message on the 107 Emergency number. School children at Eikendal library shaking Wally’s hand. Children at Athlone library’s holiday programme learn about the meanings of the signs on Wally’s back.
Khayelitsha
Khayelitsha
Eikendal library
Athlone library
Wally making friends at the Kalkfontein holiday programme. Bringing smiles and creating awareness, Wally 107 in Bridgetown. A Strandfontein scout participating in the Wally 107 presentation. Children from Joe Slovo are shown the different service providers available when calling the 107 Emergency number.
Kalkfontein's holiday programme
Bridgetown
Strandfontein
Joe Slovo
Wally visits the Amy Biehl Foundation’s holiday Wally visits the Amy Biehl Foundation’s holiday Wally sharing the importance of the 107 Emergency number. Wally on his way to meet friends.
Amy Biehl Foundation’s holiday programme
Amy Biehl Foundation’s holiday programme
Wally at work
Wally at work
Wally meeting new friends during the December holidays. Explaining the importance of the 107 Emergency number at Grandwest. The Public emergency communication centre team preparing the exhibition stand at Maynard Mall. “107” the emergency number to dial when life or property is in danger.
Wally at work
Grandwest
Maynard Mall
Maynard Mall
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