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There are two free government in-patient rehab centres in Cape Town. Other clinics may also be able to help.
You may need legal assistance
They often fail to enforce their own laws. There are some things you can do about your eviction
If you are younger than 21, you would apply to a school by the last day of the first term, for the following year.
Unfortunately not. You may want to reach out to Scalabrini.
They can go to the Master of the High Court to ask for a letter giving the bank permission to release the funds.
You need to contact the municipality to ask why they wouldn't sell. Otherwise call the MEC for Housing.
You need to try to find the missing beneficiary, otherwise they can come back to claim the house.
Yes, as long as you have some kind of proof of identity.