Police spread the love at South Rand and Helen Joseph hospitals
Roses and bags containing pens and educational pamphlets were handed out.
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SOCIAL Crime Prevention coordinators from eight police stations of the Johannesburg Central Cluster and other organisations visited patients at South Rand and Helen Joseph hospitals on February 14.
Those present included Moffat View station commander, community safety, pastors, Moffat View and Johannesburg Central Women Network, Impact Foundations and Moffat View CPF patrollers of Sector 3.
Roses and bags containing pens and educational pamphlets were handed out. The pastors prayed with patients. Paulo Monteiro from Moffat View CPF said the teachers and staff of Diversity High School were also visited to show them support for their hard work at the school.
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