Zohar Ndlazi, a South African teacher, found herself homeless on the streets of Thailand after job offers fell through. However, she has received numerous offers of help from South Africans who have assisted with temporary shelter, food, and even possibly a job.
Hope for homeless South African teacher in Thailand as Good Samaritans help with food, shelter and possibly a job
In a previous story published by IOL on Monday, Ndlazi detailed that she had gone to Thailand and arrived on June 23, 2023, to work as an English as a Second Language teacher. However, after leaving her initial employer in June 2024, promising job offers in China and from a recruiting agent in Thailand vanished amid a lack of communication and changing circumstances, leaving her unemployed.was in such dire straits that she did not have basic hygiene items which had begun to chip at her dignity.
However, Ndlazi has been in continuous contact with the government ministry and her first letter to the department was on November 1, 2024, after she assessed that her predicament was likely to get worse. Dirco reacted by saying that it is sympathetic about the difficult situation that Ndlazi finds herself in but neither the South African embassy in Bangkok nor SA government is able to financially aid people who find themselves in distress in foreign countries.
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