A VANDALISED safe-home for children has been renovated and is ready for occupation. The Pinetown Highway Child And Family Welfare Society thanked everyone who responded to its plea to refurbish the KwaDabeka safe home.
Acting director, Sibongile Manyathi, said the house was no longer habitable for children as it had been vandalised on several occasions.
“The sponsors assisted us to install new plumbing, connected electricity, repaired furniture, fixed the doors, windows and cleaned the yard.
“This will really help us continue our work of housing neglected children. This home will make a huge difference,” she said.
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Manyathi thanked Smith and Nephew, Trellidor, Mangethe Zwane, Fuller Swing 4 Construction, Simmons Electrical, Hancock Fencing and PJ’s Auto.
“I would also like to mention and thank our coordinator, Ellen Attwell, for going over and beyond her line of duty to find sponsors for the home, we are truly blessed to have her in our team.”
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