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TNT is an acronym that stands for The Naked Truth. This organization speaks about the explosive issues of drug and alcohol abuse and other addictions. TNT is a voluntary non profit organization made up of members from different walks of life, all of whom have been through the horror of being addicted , have come free and now live a fulfilled life. We speak at schools, universities, prisons, youth groups and anywhere where an opportunity is presented to us. Our method is to tell our own stories and experiences. We find that this realistic approach is well received and understood by all. It is after all just The Naked Truth!
24 hr SMS & Helpline
082 598 5809
(South Africa)
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UPCOMING
Invitations to Meetings, talks & outreaches
NEW TNT Website Launch
1 July 2009
We are anxiously waiting for the launch of the NEW TNT website. There are some difficulties surrounding this new venture, so the launch might be delayed... but we hope to have it up and going very soon! Please come back regularly to check.
Please tell all your contacts as soon as the new TNT site is live.
WARTBURG School meeting (KZN)
29 July 2009, Tuesday
-a school meeting with Doctors for Life and other organisations
KZN Rehab Visit
No date yet!
- TNT members will be visiting a rehab in Tongaat. More details soon!
CFT AGM (KZN)
September 2009
For more information:
082 598 5809 or
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FEEDBACK on Talks, Outreaches and other TNT stuff!
KZN Crime Prevention Forum - Durban
30 June 2009, Tuesday
Arranged by the Department of Community Safety and Liaison
TNT among 30 delegates from different organisationsattended
- Improve communication and networking amongst organisation towards social crime prevention.
- To promote the exchange of ideas and collaboration on preventing crime in KZN
Youth meeting - Tugela, KZN
20 June 2009, Saturday
A TNT member gave a talk to the youth of the area.
Youth meeting - Ekwazini, KZN
20 June 2009, Saturday
Three TNT members gave presentations to members and leaders of the community.
PHOENIX Family Day (KZN)
Saturday 20 June 2009
TNT members gave their testimonies and did a presentation on Teen Anger Management.
Other organisations that took part was True Love Waits and SANCA Durban.
We are hoping to arrange future daytrips to schools in Phoenix.
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I was raised by my mother in a poor
home. As a young child, I was exposed to much evil at home. Before the age of
10, I was permitted to look at pornography, drink alcohol and even smoke cigarettes.
The relationship I had with my mother was always "cool" because she
let me do a lot of things that other mothers would not allow their children to
do. Although my mother was often jobless, there was somehow always food,
alcohol and cigarettes in the house.
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When I came out of Rehab, no one trusted me and rebellious as I was my father couldn’t control me, so he sent me off to my mother. My mother did not have any success either so she sent me to my grandmother, and so I went from one family member to the other, getting myself into all sorts of trouble through stealing and leaving a trail of hatred, pain and sorrow where ever I went.
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