The document discusses problems related to homelessness in the areas of Randburg and Ferndale in Johannesburg. It notes issues like nuisance begging, pollution, and dangers faced by homeless people. An organization called FRAF aims to address these problems. Initial assessments found that many homeless people are local South Africans or migrants from places like Lesotho and Zimbabwe, with low education levels. FRAF's plans include identifying land for a homeless shelter, starting job training programs, and creating a standardized model for shelters across Johannesburg with support from various groups. The vision is to establish a network of shelters connected to training to help the homeless become self-sufficient.

1. Case Study In Ferndale and Randburg People on the Streets of Joburg