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Medical equipment donated to Primrose care centre
Members of the centre also received monitoring machines to check their blood sugar levels at home.
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Clicks Primrose Shopping Centre recently visited Rest-a-While Service Centre to donate medical equipment to the elderly.
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They also conducted medical tests where they checked blood pressure, sugar levels and cholesterol.
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Bridget Motshana, store manager, said this was their first community outreach post Covid-19.
“We want to re-establish our relationships with local organisations and schools,” said Motshana.
Members of the centre also received monitoring machines to check their blood sugar levels at home.
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“During the testing we discovered that some members had high sugar levels. We donated four sugar monitoring machines and gift packs.”
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