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Lucy Lynn Fondling is ready to tackle social issues within her community of Mitchells Plain, Cape Town.
Lucy Lynn Fondling is ready to tackle social issues within her community of Mitchells Plain, Cape Town.

MITCHELLS Plain is known as a hot spot for gangsterism and drugs.

However, community member Lucy Lynn Fondling is determined to transform the Cape Town kasi into a prosperous community. She’s now educating residents using the Tools for Life programme, written by Ron Hubbard.

Lucy said she was also affected by problems in the area and after deciding to act, she was introduced to Scientology Volunteer Ministers – a non-governmental organisation that provides free community intervention programmes to combat substance abuse and develop skills.

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“I used to stay at home doing nothing.

“I was ready for a fight and this did not sit well with me. I then had the privilege of attending a life skills programme called Tools for Life,” she said.

“It changed my life and I knew I had found solutions to bring relief to the pain and trauma caused by the deadly streets of my community,” she said.

“The programme taught me to be calm and solution-orientated when tackling life issues. It equipped me with the skills to handle study difficulties, communication and conflict resolution.”

Lucy said her passion for changing her community and support she received from others were critical in implementing the qualification programme.

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