Tammy B

GoodHope FM DJ Tammy B talks to us about her involvement in the Blow the Whistle Campaign.

Imagine if for 16 days there was no rape or child abuse. The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children campaign challenges South Africans to declare a truce on violence against women and children - and, ultimately, to make it a permanent one.

For its 16th year and with the theme "Count me in: Together moving a non-violent South Africa forward", our country is taking part in the global campaign, which runs from today through to International Human Rights Day on 10 December. With us in the loft to celebrate the start of the campaign is anti-abuse activist, ambassador of Sisters Incorporated and Blow the Whistle Campaign, Good Hope FM DJ, Tammy B.

Contact:

Facebook: Tammy B
Twitter: @TammyB12
Instagram: @tammybawesome

Blow the Whistle
Website:  www.whistle.co.za
Call:  0861 925 538 

Sisters Incorporated
Website: sistersincorporated.wordpress.com

16 Days of Activism Info
Website: www.gov.za

Key Contact Details:
Emergencies: 10111
Ambulance: 10177
Difficulty with Emergency Services: 1022
Police: 1011
Rescue service (aviation): 083-1999
Medical Rescue: 0800-111-990
Crimeline: SMS 32211
National Counselling Line: 0861-322-322
National Aids Helpline: 0800-012-322
Stop Gender Violence Helpline: 0800-150-150
Childline: 08000-55-555

If you or anyone you know needs help: 
Stop Gender Abuse
Crisis counselling for women who have been raped or abused, advice and support for people wanting to support women in need of help, legal and other options available for abused women and rape survivors. Run by LifeLine Southern Africa.
Toll-free helpline: 0800 150 150

Rape Crisis 
General info info@rapecrisis.org.za
23 Trill Road, Observatory 021 447 1467
335a Klipfontein Road, Gatesville, Athlone 021 684 1180
89 Msobomvu Drive, Ilitha Park, Khayelitsha 021 361 9228