The Cart Horse Protection Association cordially invites you to the official opening of the working cart horse water through and tree planting ceremony at the Cart Horse Protection Association Clinic and Training Centre 92 Bofors Circle, Epping 2 on Friday, 20 January 2006 at 11.00am
Special guests:
Ms Penny Thornton – ILPH Council member and Chairperson of the ILPH International Training Programme.
Major Ian Kelly – ILPH International Training Manager
RSVP – Megan or Cathy on 021 535 3435 before Thursday 19 January 2006
In 2003 the Cart Horse Protection Association formed a partnership with the International League for the Protection of Horses, UK and launched project “African Dawn”
“African Dawn” the ILPH International Training Programme for Farriery and Harness Making trains twenty students each year from disadvantaged communities who use horse and cart as means of generating an income thus ensuring the welfare of the working horse and providing economic empowerment opportunities. To date twenty nine students have graduated from “African Dawn”. Eight of these twenty nine have been selected as Assistant Trainers, and are receiving on-going training in order to ensure the sustainability of the Programme in South Africa. This year students have been selected from rural areas in the Western Cape, Soweto and Tembisa, Johannesburg where horses are used to collect wood, plough fields, pull logs and deliver coal. It has always been the vision of the Cart Horse Protection Association (CHPA) to provide the carting community with skills development as a way to ensure the welfare of the working cart horse, contribute to the upliftment of the carting community and the sustainable development of the carting industry on the Cape Flats. This vision is steadily becoming a reality with the entry of training programmes from the International League for the Protection of Horses (ILPH) in England.
Directions:
- From Cape Town, take N2 direction airport
- Take the Vanguard Drive exit
- At the traffic lights as you come off the N2, keep left
- You are now on Vanguard Drive heading towards Epping/Goodwood
- Go through first set of lights
- Go through second set of lights
- You will see Langa on your left, go over into your far right hand lane, over the bridge
- At the traffic lights, turn right into Bofors Circle
- Travel along Bofors Circle, over the first stop street
- Keep straight and follow road around
- On approaching a 3-way stop – keep in your left lane
- At 3-way stop, you will see the Animal-Anti Cruelty League (AACL) sign on the right hand side just over the stop
- Cart Horse Protection Association Epping clinic site is situated there.
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