Our Community Programs

Four programs addressing healthcare, legal access, safety, and youth development for the most vulnerable members of our community.

Active

Women & Children Support

Supporting women, single mothers, children, and families affected by abuse, neglect, or financial hardship.

Services We Provide

  • Facilitating access to the maintenance court
  • Facilitating access to the children's court
  • Facilitating access to interim protection orders
  • Crisis management intervention & counseling
  • Provision of sponsored food and clothing
  • Facilitation of local church support groups
  • Access to sector policing and community social media groups
  • Access to the community-policing forum
  • Referral to the regional social worker

Who This Serves

This program supports single mothers, families at risk, women experiencing domestic violence, and children facing neglect or abuse in the Windsor West community and surrounding areas.

Through partnerships with courts, social workers, police, and churches, we provide a comprehensive support network — from immediate crisis response to long-term exit solutions.

We work with the Gauteng Premier's 24hr toll-free GBV crisis line managed by the Department of Social Development, providing crisis counseling and situational assessment.
Active

Elder Assist Program

Dedicated healthcare monitoring, hospital escorts, and daily support for elderly community members.

Services We Provide

  • On-site primary healthcare monitoring
  • Medication education and counseling
  • Basic on-site medical assistance
  • Clinic and hospital chaperone / escort
  • Provision of sponsored food and clothing
  • Facilitation of local church support groups
  • Access to sector policing and community social media groups
  • Regional social worker referral

164 Registered Beneficiaries

Our Elder Assist program currently supports 164 registered elderly beneficiaries in the Windsor West area — with ongoing situational support for many more.

164
Registered Beneficiaries
Windsor West & surrounding areas
In Development

Health & Safety Program

Reintroducing emergency response, ambulance services, and community safety infrastructure.

Program Initiatives

  • Reintroduction of a community ambulance
  • Use of ambulance as a hybrid mobile clinic
  • Community protection security units (Phase 1)
  • Contact centre and admin base of operations (Phase 2)
  • LPR camera monitoring post — vehicle & community (Phase 3)
  • 24hr community safe zone, static clinic and logistics base

Three-Phase Rollout

The Health & Safety Program is being rolled out in three phases, building from community protection units to a full contact centre and monitoring infrastructure.

1
Community Protection

Protection security units deployed in Windsor West

2
Contact Centre

Admin base of operations and coordination hub

3
Monitoring

LPR camera infrastructure for vehicle and community monitoring

WCTT previously operated a community-based free ambulance service. This program represents its reintroduction with expanded capabilities.
Planned

Youth & Skills Development

Giving young people opportunities, skills, and a sense of belonging to reduce crime and unemployment.

Program Initiatives

  • Utilisation of the community centre
  • Sports activities as alternatives to substance abuse and crime
  • Regional ward interactive sports involvement
  • Free job search assistance and internet access
  • Skills transfer programs (City of Johannesburg supported)
  • Addressing unemployment and the socio-economic climate

Why Youth Development Matters

Young people in Windsor West face significant challenges: unemployment, exposure to substance abuse, and limited recreational outlets. By giving youth somewhere to belong, WCTT aims to reduce crime and build a stronger community economy.

This program is supported by the City of Johannesburg and addresses the socio-economic root causes of crime in the region.

Our Partners & Support Network

A Facility for Trafficking & Social Crime Victims

Our long-term vision is a facility to accommodate individuals evacuated from human trafficking or social crime — providing safe housing, medical support, legal assistance, rehabilitation, and reintegration services. This requires sustainable sponsorship and infrastructure development.

Support Our Community Programs

Every contribution directly funds these programs — helping vulnerable women, children, and elderly residents in Windsor West access the support they urgently need.