THE Stepping Stone Hospice gardens, at their In-Patient Unit in New Market Park, are a true haven for the patients and their families. It is a tranquil area where they can share some special, and in many cases, last moments together.
Maintaining the gardens, however, can be a costly exercise, according to Tersia Burger, CEO of Stepping Stone Hospice.
“We have to water regularly with a huge water bill as a consequence.”
Shane Judge from Skunk Water Solutions in Southcrest, Alberton, came to the hospice’s rescue with a donation of a 5 000 litre JoJo tank, completely installed as well as adding the gutters to the building.
“Having a JoJo tank has been an item on our wishlist for a long time,” said Tersia.
“So a huge big thank you to Shane and his team for ticking this item off our list. Now we wait for the rains to fall!”
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