Reddam House Helderfontein gets a friendly visit from SA Guide-Dogs Association
GLENFERNESS – Reddam House Helderfontein learners enjoy a day filled with puppy cuddles
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Learners from Reddam House Helderfontein recently received a visit from the South African Guide-Dogs Association.
They had a fun day learning all about the SA Guide-Dogs Association. Marketing and fundraising coordinator, Melanie Nel, explained to the learners what role dogs play and what services they provide to people who are visually impaired and physically disabled.
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“At the heart of what we do is helping people and children who are visually and physically impaired to gain back some independence, mobility and where possible finding a loving canine companion,” Nel said.
The youngsters learnt a great deal about the puppy raising programme and asked many insightful questions. They were also able to interact with the puppies and their trainers after the talk.
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Nicola Crooks, the headmistress of the junior preparatory and early learning school at Reddam House Helderfontein, said, “The students have had a wonderful morning and are very excited to investigate through our Reddam Gives Back initiative, and how they can sponsor a puppy litter through the Litter Legend programme.”
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