Samukelo Esihle Community Project, in conjunction with Mayfield Square, gave back to the community of Daveyton on July 18 at Mayfield Square in Daveyton. Seen are some of the attendees Thandi Twala (left, Samukelo Esihle Community Project), Matokoe Nkobolo (Samukelo Esihle Community Project), Sandra Khumalo (Thusanang Enabling Support Services) and Ranna Nkobolo.
Samukelo Esihle Community Project, in conjunction with Mayfield Square, hosted a charity event to serve the community of Daveyton.
The event was held at Mayfield Square on July 18.
The objective of the event was for different stakeholders to spend their 67 minutes educating the community about disabilities and to show appreciation to the elderly.
Samukelo Tshabalala, founder of Samukelo Esihle Community Project, said they decided to give back to the elders because most of the time elderly people are not being taken care off.
Wheelchairs, blankets, walkers, walking sticks, crutches and care packs were donated to the underprivileged disabled people in Daveyton.
The community members were also given soup and bread.
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Ithuba Foundation members, Kagiso Mosiane, Sibusiso Lubisi, Bongani Maphanga, Samukelo Tshabalala (founder of Samukelo Esihle Community Project), Lehlohonolo Malatjie and Nhlanhla Mphakama were also present at the event.
Different stakeholders came together to put a smile on the elders of Daveyton. Seen here are Rotenda Mulaudzi (African Bank Daveyton Mall manager), Morero Monyokosedi, Ndivhoho Negwenani, Neo Nkani (Clicks Mayfield Square manager), Samukelo Tshabalala (Samukelo Esihle Community Project founder), Winnie Mona (Putfontein SAPS social worker) and Constable Azwiitiwi Netshitungulu (Putfontein SAPS). Front: William Dlamini.
Samukelo Esihle Community Project in conjuction with Mayfield Square hosted a charity event to serve the community of Daveyton. This act of kindness was done at the Mayfield Square on July 18. These are some of the stakeholders that made the day possible.
Putfontein SAPS officers shared information on what rights the elders have and how to go about reporting a crime. Seen here is Sergeant Goitsemang Nhlapho (left), Constable Azwiitiwi Netshitungulu, Constable Justice Ramaube, Sergeant Grace Magwaza and Constable Nelisiwe Nkosi.
