Participants in Basic ETS training done as a part of a larger AIDS/HIV training.
It was during this training that the generic crisis counseling version of ETS was first used.
The training participants were both male and female and represented a variety of helping ministries in and around Cape Town.
Here are the three class clowns. They kept things interesting!
Training the Trainer Class
Guest House where I stayed in George.
Beautiful sunset behind the Ouitenqua Mountains. A gorgeous view from the guest house where I stayed in George.
Luncheon with Eastern Cape staff and directors on the veranda of a lovely Bed & Breakfast in George.
Staff from Pregnancy Centers in the Eastern Cape.
Erica from Mossel Bay CPC, Cindy from George CPC, and Pauline from New London CPC
Eunice from Knysna CPC and Cyndi
Laurie, Director of CPC in George and Cyndi
Newborn Girl born to one of the staff members of the Pregnancy Center in George.
Card Making at the CPC in George.
CPC Client proudly shows off her card creations.
The women use indigenous materials to decorate the cards.
My ride from George to Johannesburg
CPC staff from the Johannesburg area.
My hosts in Johannesburg - Deon & Lelane Brits.
The city of Pretoria in the north-central part of South Africa. Pretoria is the seat of the government for half the year. Cape Town is the other seat
NeoBirth Pregnancy Center in Pretoria.
NeoBirth Pregnancy Center
Staff and volunteers at NeoBirth
The shed where clothes and supplies are kept.
Organized materials for women and their children.
House Mother and Residents at a Maternity Home in Pretoria.
Outside porch at the Maternity Home.
Inside parlor at the Maternity Home.
One of the children in the Baby Home.
The children are well cared for and loved in the Baby Homes.
Newborns are often kept in Baby Homes until they are either diagnosed with HIV or given a free bill of health and then released for adoption.
Residents of a Maternity Home in Pretoria making jewelry.
