Breakfast treat for the elderly
The guest speakers were Pretash Jivan from Himalaya Drug Company, Ruqayya Jallal from Adcock Ingram and Collen Majola from SASSA who spoke on social grants.
MONDEOR Sector Two Community Policing Forum, with assistance from sponsors, held a breakfast for seniors at the Golden Falls Spur in Columbine Square, Suideroord, on April 18.
Coordinator Michelle Pelser said these breakfasts are becoming very popular with local seniors and the morning is cost free.
“It’s a great social occasion for many of those who live alone, but couples are more than welcome also. Everyone enjoys a breakfast and there are always guest speakers who give handy tips and useful information,” she said.
The guest speakers were Pretash Jivan from Himalaya Drug Company, Ruqayya Jallal from Adcock Ingram and Collen Majola from SASSA who spoke on social grants.
Sponsors included Golden Falls Spur, Sasol Garage Swartgoud Street, Suideroord and DisChem Mondeor.
For more information on the next breakfast and when it will be taking place, phone Michelle on 084 292 9144.
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