This holiday season in South Africa, while we take a break, criminals don’t. Give the gift of safety with Brollyguard—our innovative social enterprise product. For every Brollyguard you purchase, we donate one to someone at risk of gender-based violence in public spaces. Protect yourself and empower others this festive season. Continue the fight against GBV and give the gift of safety. Go to www.brollyguard.com for more information. #GBV #GiftofSafety
Shanti Innovations
Health and Human Services
Enhancing workplace productivity through Safety Wellness.
About us
Shanti Innovations redefines business productivity through Safety Wellness. Understanding the human cost of crime to business, Shanti Innovations helps businesses address the fear of crime and prevent their employees from becoming victims of crime. It does this through the three aspects of Safety Wellness, which is programmes, products and protection. By caring for employees, organisations benefit from improved productivity. Research shows that crime costs the South African economy 10% of GDP, and this does not include the costs of presenteeism and absenteeism due to fear of crime and when employees become victims of crime. To access our White Paper which demonstrates the human cost of crime to business, visit www.shantiinnovations.com.
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https://www.shantiinnovations.com
External link for Shanti Innovations
- Industry
- Health and Human Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Johannesburg
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2024
- Specialties
- Safety Wellness, Personal Safety, Employee Productivity, Fear of Crime, and Employee Wellness
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Johannesburg, ZA
Employees at Shanti Innovations
Updates
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Many thanks to Jaco van Schalkwyk for talking to us today about The Character Company and their MENtorship program which was a great way to end our 16 Days | 16 Voices for change campaign. The Character Company is an organisation tackling GBV by ensuring young men have a positive male role model in their lives. Click on the link in the comments to view the full video. #16Days #GBV
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Join us for our final 16 Days | 16 Voices for change conversation. Today we talk to Jaco van Schalkwyk, the CEO of The Character Company, focusing on intentional long term MENtorship to change the statistics that are worse every day. They create safe spaces for men to speak about their challenges in GBV so that we can get them to become champions of the GBV cause and not passive spectators.
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Many thanks to Zanele Nkosi for talking to us today about taking a stand for an end GBV. She provided us valuable insights from her own experiences and involvement in standing to end GBV. Click on the link in the comments to view the full video.
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Today's 16 Days | 16 Voices for change conversation is with Zanele Nkosi, a former POWA board member and current Seeds of Life SA board member. We're talking about how these and other roles have supported Zanele in actively taking a stand for an end to GBV.
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Many thanks to Kirstie McFarlane for talking to us today about GBV at Work and how important it is for business to constantly address GBV in all forms for the benefit of their workforce and the business itself. Click on the link in the comments to view the full video.
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Join us for today's 16 Days | 16 Voices for change, when we talk to Kirstie McFarlane about GBV @ Work. We're live at 12h00 midday today. See you there!
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Many thanks to Lesa Claesson-Burger for talking to us today about breathwork and blissful breathing for inner peace and calm, especially how it can help you when dealing with a stressful or difficult situation. Click on the link in the comments to view the full video.
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Many thanks to Candice Ellison and Janine Masters, from The Cradle of Hope talking to us today about their efforts to support victims of GBV and their wider community as well. If you would like to support them their website is https://lnkd.in/gGKS4pgY. If you would like to see the video please click the link in the comments.
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