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Since 2012 over 11 500 children (and counting) have been placed in safe car seats through Wheel Well’s Car Seats for Kids Campaign.
The African Brain Child’s Be Quick to Click initiative, in partnership with Supa Quick and Wheel Well, invites you to join the drive to prevent TBI’s and save lives.
Donate a Car Seat
Rather than taking up space in your garage, your unused car seat can save a child’s life today. Simply drop it off at any Supa Quick branch nationwide and we will donate it to a family that needs it in October, Transport Month. Our team will clean and inspect the seat, ensuring it meets the highest safety standards before passing it on to a family in need.
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Sponsor a Car Seat
Don’t have a car seat to donate? You can still help! By making a financial contribution, you will directly support our efforts to provide safe car seats to children across South Africa. Your donation will help us to cover the costs of cleaning, refurbishing and certifying used car seats, or purchasing new ones, for families who need them most. Every donation counts toward making our roads safer for children.
Receive a Car Seat
To mark Transport Month Be Quick to Click, in partnership with Supa Quick and Wheel Well, will hand over donated, checked and vetted car seats to families who need them, on 26 October 2024 at Supa Quick Constantia/Plumstead. Any family wanting to receive a car seat can come down to Supa Quick between 9am – 12pm. This will be a wonderful morning for all involved, with entertainment and up-to-date education on car seats and child safety.
Supa Quick Constantia/Plumstead 9am – 12pm on 26 October 2024
Get Involved
ABC is committed to providing advanced medical and surgical care, innovative research and promoting public awareness through social engagement.
“We have seen the human cost of motor vehicle accidents and TBI’s in children we have not been able to save. We have also seen those we have been able to save, but whose lives have been permanently impacted by injury that is readily preventable with the click of a buckle. There is an African saying that; ‘It takes a village to raise a child’. It also takes one to protect it. We need to rally personal responsibility around seatbelt usage – together as society.”
Anthony Figaji, Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Cape Town and Director, African Brain Child.
You can support our Be Quick To Click campaign by donating funds to African Brain Child Initiative (ABC) in the drop down menu below.
All donations made will be given section 18A certificates on request.