Category: PSTP Consortium

12 Scholars roll into a brighter future with Bicycles!

February 21, 2024
1 February 2024 – We’re thrilled to share some incredible news from Raithby primary school in Stellenbosch Rural! Thanks to our collaborative efforts with the Western Cape Government Mobility Department & Pedal Power Association, on the Provincial Sustainable Transport Programme, 12 bright scholars now have their very own bicycles!
Imagine the joy and excitement as these young minds pedal into a world of endless possibilities! Access to non-motorised transportation isn’t just about getting from point A to B – it’s about opening doors to education, health, and a future filled with opportunities.
These bicycles represent more than just wheels; they’re symbols of empowerment and freedom for these scholars. With each turn of the pedal, they’re not just riding bikes; they’re riding towards a brighter, more sustainable future!
A huge shoutout to everyone involved in making this dream a reality! Your commitment to providing access to non-motorized transportation is paving the way for these scholars to reach new heights. Let’s celebrate this milestone and continue to support initiatives that empower our youth through the gift of mobility! Together, we’re building a community where every child has the tools they need to thrive.

What a way to end the 2023 School Year!

February 21, 2024

16 November 2024 –  14 Bicycles Bring a Wave of Joy to Vlottenburg primary school!

We’re over the moon to share the incredible news that, thanks to the Provincial Sustainable Transport Programme, Vlottenberg Primary School has received14 bicycles through our partnership with the Western Cape Mobility Department and Pedal Power Association!
These bikes aren’t just a mode of transportation; they’re a ticket to a brighter, safer, and more connected future for the scholars at Vlottenburg Primary. With exams on the horizon, this timely initiative ensures that our young minds are uplifted and empowered with a reliable means of getting to school, paving the way for success!
A huge round of applause to the Western Cape Government (Western Cape Mobility Department), Pedal Power Association, Bike4All and all involved for championing the cause of sustainable transport and making a tangible difference in the lives of these scholars. Your commitment to the safety and well-being of our community’s future leaders is truly commendable.
Let’s celebrate the joy of learning, the power of partnership, and the freedom that bicycles bring! Together, we’re creating pathways for success and building a foundation for a brighter tomorrow.

Belhar Ext 7 NHW combating crime

February 17, 2023

Great news everyone! We are thrilled to share that the Belhar Ext 7 Neighbourhood Watch patrollers have been doing an amazing job keeping their community safe over the past few months, thanks to the bicycles they received as part of the Provincial Sustainable Transport Programme!

Since receiving the bikes in partnership with the Western Province Transport and Public Works Department, Pedal Power Association, the patrollers have been able to cover more ground and respond more efficiently to incidents in their community.

Their success can be seen in the significant reduction of crime in the area. The patrollers have been instrumental in identifying suspicious behavior and preventing potential incidents, resulting in a safer and more secure neighborhood for all.

We applaud the dedication and commitment of the Belhar Ext 7 Neighbourhood Watch patrollers, and we are proud to support their efforts in keeping their community safe.

Congratulations to the patrollers on their successful patrols, and a big thank you to the organizations involved in making this possible!

Rosedale NHW gets 10 bicycles

July 27, 2022
21 July 2022 – Rosedale Neighborhood Watch in Eerste Rivier received much needed bicycles as part of the Western Provincial Sustainable Transport Programme’s (PSTP) Bicycle Distribution Project. This should significantly boost community safety initiatives in the area!! Our founder, Louis was on hand to help with the handover…  Thanks to our partners Pedal Power Association Qhubeka Charity  Western Cape Department of Transport and Public Works Bike4All

100 Bicycles to George & Uniondale

June 14, 2022

9th June 2022 – 100 Bicycles were handed over to 9 projects in George and Uniondale aimed at SMME/Economic Development and Community Safety as part of the Western Cape Government Provincial Sustainable Transport Programme. The event was attended by the Executive Mayor, Alderman Van Wyk, the Provincial Director of Land Transport Integration, Mr Fezile Mbambo, the Director of Community Services, Mr Alan Paulsen, and Councilor Dirk Wessels. Pedal Power Association Qhubeka Charity

Heaven’s Nest delighted with Bike4All BMX’s

November 25, 2021

We had the absolute pleasure of distributing 18 bicycles to Heaven’s Nest children’s home in Ottery today. Heaven’s Nest mission is to try to alleviate the plight of such children, by providing nurturing care and building self-confidence so that they can be reintegrated into the wider community, free from stigmatisation. To break the cycle of abandonment, abuse and neglect by empowering them to become healthy, happy and well-adjusted adults. This is part of the PSTP bicycle Distribution run by the Western Cape Government – Transport and Public Works, Cape Town in partnership with BEN, Pedal Power Association, Qhubeka Charity and Bike4All.

Lamberts Bay CPF made stronger through bicycles

November 23, 2021

10 Bicycles were distributed to the Lamberts Bay CPF on Friday 20 November 2021. These bicycles were handed over through the Western Cape Government – Transport and Public Works, Cape Town Provincial Sustainable Transport Programme in joint partnerships with BEN, Pedal Power Association Qhubeka Charity Bike4All and Rooibos2Muisbos. Community Policing is a strategy aimed at achieving more effective crime control, reducing fears of crime, improving quality of life, and improving police service and legitimacy. These goals are achieved through a proactive reliance on community resources, seeking to improve crime causing conditions.

Grassy Park Baptist Church

November 12, 2021

MEC Daylin Mitchell, Head of Western Cape Government Transport and Public Works was present to handover 20 bicycles to Grassy Park Baptist Church on Wednesday, 12th November 2021.  This is part of the Provincial Sustainable Transport Programme that was initiated by the Department of Transport and Public Works to support the development and implementation of sustainable transport systems in the Western Cape, together with the Mobility Consortium consisting of Pedal Power Association, Qhubeka and Bicycling Empowerment Network.

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