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| Basic Training of Isolobantwana Volunteers of the JTG District |
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| Nonkosi Jacobs of CWSA Kimberley assists as Interpreter |
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| Adults enjoy colouring pictures with a message |
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| Mommy's turn to colour |
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| We learn from each other |
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| How can we identify physical abuse? |
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| Magazines provide wonderful material to create your own posters |
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| These hands, looking for pictures, are always ready to protect children |
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| Brainstorming! |
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| Talking in front of your peers strengthens self confidence |
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| Feedback after a group discussion |
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| Taking turns to give feedback |
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| Role play as part of the learning process |
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| Hidden talents as actors ?! |
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| Volunteers very convincing in playing their roles as "difficult" parents |
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| "Crying mother" in a role play |
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| The role play ends in two "parents" realizing they need each other |
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| Another very convincing role play and powerful learning experience |
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| A small group getting ready for their role play |
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| Name card, programme, crayons ... ready for the training |
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| Identifying my support network by writing a supporting person's name in each finger |
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| Time to get a bit of sunlight and fresh air |
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| Singing and dancing is relaxing, but also part of learning |
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| Nonkosi is excellent in translating difficult concepts from Afrikaans and English to Setswana and isiXhosa! |
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| Panel discussion as part of a "TV program" on susbstance abuse - and a water bottle serves as "microphone" |
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| It is sometimes difficult to remain serious with a "bottle microphone" in your hand |
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| A member of the "audience in the studio" asks a question to the panel |
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| Another question and comment from the "audience" |
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| A small group hard at work |
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| The JTG Volunteers actively participating in the learning process |
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| Everybody gets an opportunity to give his/her opinion - within the safety of a small group |
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| This multilingual volunteer from time to time spontaneously assisted the "formal" interpreter |
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| The volunteers with their certificates after a successful assessment of their knowledge and understanding of their tasks |
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| A proud moment for volunteers and facilitator |
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