Honour the elderly at movie fundraiser

EXPERIENCE an old school movie night and help The Association for the Aged (Tafta) raise awareness around the necessity of elder care.

According to the association, the importance of building community spirit and creating platforms for intergenerational bonding across as many public spaces as possible has never been as important as it is right now.

“The ageing population is growing at a rapid rate and we need to come together as a community to start making societal changes that will see us caring for our elders now and into the future. This year, Tafta’s focus is to create awareness of the roles younger generations play in creating a life worth living for our older counterparts by recognising and honouring them for their lifetime of service in creating better lives for us all,” explained Tafta CEO Femada Shamam.

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The Tafta Old School Movie Night; a traditional Family Drive-in Movie Night and market experience at the Durban Country Club takes place on Friday, 29 March is a special family evening that will give Durban residents and visitors a secure, innovative entertainment option using the ‘old-school’ drive-in movie format with the trendy addition of wholesome meal options to eat in the comfort of your vehicle with your family, while you all enjoy an evening under the stars with Tafta.

To purchase your movie night ticket to watch the enthralling and light-hearted musical Mamma Mia 1, visit www.quicket.co.za.

Drive in tickets are R200 per car, and R80 per picnic seating.

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