22/10/2026
Higher Health in collaboration with Goldfields TVET College ZA recently launched the 100 Days to End Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) Challenge at Welkom and TOSA Campuses.
The launch brought together key stakeholders, including SAPS Lejweleputswa, Thuthuzela Care Centre, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Commission for Gender Equality (CGE), Department of Social Development, Department of Basic Education, Khanyisa Ignite and the Youth Desk.
Through panel discussions, stakeholders engaged students on GBVF prevention, reporting procedures, victim support, consent, sexual harassment and the consequences of false accusations. Discussions also addressed trauma and its effects on academic performance, substance abuse, male student mental health, psychological safety, perpetrator psychology, trauma debriefing and ongoing psychosocial support.
The Department of Social Development further explored children in conflict with the law and age-related criminal liability in South Africa.
DHET
Ramneek Ahluwalia
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Gert Sibande College
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Majuba TVET College
TUT Health and Wellness
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iYunivesithi Walter Sisulu (WS)"Komani Campus"
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SATVETSA Nec
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University Of Zululand
Ikhala TVET College