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OBSID Annual Report 2020
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OBSID Annual Report 2018

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Be part of the solution, not part of the pollution

Be part of the solution, not part of the pollution.
We receive daily complaints about rubbish and dumping in Obs – but as fast as we clean it up, more is dumped. Please help us by using your own bins for your rubbish, by sticking to bin collection days and recycling what you can.

#KeepingObsClean #OBSIDSPACES

Do you need to access the children’s and dog par

Do you need to access the children’s and dog parks? Come to the OBSID office and collect a key in return for the payment of a deposit of R50-00.
Please keep in mind that OBSID is only responsible for the administration of keys, how people and dogs behave is up to them – so be considerate of other users of the spaces. #OBSIDSPACES #ObservatoryCapeTown #ILoveObs

Our cleaning and urban management team isn’t afr

Our cleaning and urban management team isn’t afraid of dirty work. They are on the go seven days a week, keeping Observatory clean and tidy. #OBSID #OBSIDCleaning #KeepingObsClean #ObservatoryCapeTown #ILoveObs

#GiveResponsibly: We receive many complaints from

#GiveResponsibly: We receive many complaints from Obs residents about people living on the streets and people knocking on doors asking for help. Remember, if you give food or money, people will keep coming back. Rather donate to NPO’s working with this community. Handouts may be an act of kindness, but it is not a sustainable solution for uplifting those in need.

Our safety officers can be spotted around Observat

Our safety officers can be spotted around Observatory - on foot and in vehicles, and are in constant radio contact with the OBSID 24/7 control room. If you spot anything suspicious, please contact our 24/7 control room on 021 447 1066 or WhatsApp on 074 636 9933.
#OBSID #KeepingObsSafe #OBSIDSAFETY #ObservatoryCapeTown #ILoveObs

OBSID contracts Straatwerk 3 days a month to remov

OBSID contracts Straatwerk 3 days a month to remove unsightly graffiti tags from the streets from Observatory. Thank you Straatwerk!
#Straatwerk #ProjektOPHELP #ObservatoryCapeTown #KeepingObsClean

There is a direct correlation between crimes repor

There is a direct correlation between crimes reported to SAPS and resources deployed. This means if you don’t report crime and incidents in Obs to SAPS, there will be less of a police presence, thus increasing opportunities for criminal activity. OBSID encourages Observatory residents to report all crime and suspicious activity to SAPS and the 24/7/365 OBSID control room on 021 4471066 or WhatsApp on 074 636 9933.

#OBSID #KeepingObsSafe #OBSIDSAFETY #ObservatoryCapeTown #ILoveObs

Meet the team: Amanda Mjo, work-based rehab superv

Meet the team: Amanda Mjo, work-based rehab supervisor

I grew up in the Eastern Cape. In 2006 I traded Port Elizabeth for Cape Town and I’m very happy here. I have 13 years’ experience in the NGO sector, 10 of those years were spent with Afrika Tikkun as a caregiver. I joined Streetscapes in December 2019 and came to OBSID in 2020.

As a Supervisor, I provide counsel, comfort and support to those in the Streetscapes programme. I’m not afraid to offer an ear or hug when needed.

My favourite part of the job is earning trust from those I interact with and building lasting relationships.
I believe the safety and well-being of others should be a priority for everyone.

When not working, I like to take things easy. I spend my free time unwinding with my family. My daughter is the love of my life.

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