# The Gauteng Social Development Department will launch the ‘Bakae – Ke Moja’ campaign in the Western Corridor today to reconnect with substance users who have completed rehabilitation and aftercare programmes. The initiative tracks progress, monitors recovery, and links beneficiaries to skills development and training opportunities for reintegration into society. Officials say the campaign strengthens government’s fight against substance abuse by ensuring sustained recovery through continuous support and meaningful empowerment opportunities.
Gauteng Social Development launches ‘Bakae – Ke Moja’ campaign for recovery support