Founder of the Domestic Watch Forum, Penny Steyn said, “This will be very interactive and will pull on those that do know better to tell all of what they know. We will get the good news stories and the bad ones out there to really show us what works and what doesn’t in our fight against crime.”
The lessons will allow regular attendees to share their real life experiences as well as their knowledge gained from previous lessons, as well as to learn about the vast array of crime preventing techniques and trends to look out for.
Steyn added, “Many tell me their stories of criminal attacks on them and their neighbours which are often overwhelming. Some are good stories, but some are very hard lessons which had to be learned. My best, of course, is when they tell me they have applied what I have taught them to avert crime horror.”
The Sandton meetings for the Domestic Watch Forum are as follows:
- Bryanston at Christian Science Church on 11 September at 12pm
- Rivonia at Christian Science Church on 11 September at 12pm
- Riverclub in the Sand Road cul-de-sac on 17 September at 12pm
- Gallo Manor at Christ Church Sandton on 23 September at 11.30am
- Morningside at Saps station Lapa on 23 September at 1.30pm
- Hurlingham at the Rosebank Union Church on 29 September at 10am
- Hurlingham Manor at Woodlands Park on 30 September at 12pm
- Parkmore at the Sandton Sport Club on 30 September at 10am
- Bryanston at St Michaels Church on 1 October at 12pm.
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