Due to the work of the CYPSA (Concerned Young People of SA) restoration program, education departments have formally invited them to conduct campaigns within its jurisdiction. CYPSA provides drug and human trafficking awareness workshops for principals and educators. They visit communities and schools to educate and raise awareness for addictions. Through the goodwill of the KwaSizabantu Mission, the services are free to schools. Youth helped by CYPSA include drug addicts, drug dealers, pimps, gangsters, human traffickers, HIV-infected youth, and pornography addicts. They also visit prisons to bring hope to inmates based on reconciliation.
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DUMISA MYEKI was helped with his previous addictions through prayer and counselling. He said, “I am from the Eastern Cape in Mount Frere. I came to join CYPSA at KwaSizabantu Mission on the 4th of December, 2016. I was an alcoholic, and my life had taken a drastic turn for the worse because of alcohol abuse. Because of my alcohol abuse, I lost my job, and I was unable to support my six children. This took a toll on my self-esteem to the point that I had given up on life and just wasted my life boozing. I was depressed as I could not be the father I wanted to be for my children.
“However, the Lord brought people across my path who told me about CYPSA and the KwaSizabantu Mission and introduced me to the Lord Jesus Christ. I arrived at CYPSA with no skills, having been a general worker at my previous place of employment. After the Lord blessed me with employment at aQuellé as a general worker, I was promoted to machine operator, and I am now working as a mixing technician. Only God knows the plans He has for us! I am very thankful to those at CYPSA who sacrificed so much and have been used by God to save my life and the lives of so many others. Thank you, and God bless you.”
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