Durban NPO, Careways keeps busy during lockdown

LOCKDOWN has not stopped Careways members from being super busy during this time.

Careways manager, Tina Smith, said their members have been gardening, cooking, painting, looming, doing worksheets and working in workbooks that were sent home.

“The lockdown has been hard for the members as they are missing their friends and they do understand the reason for them having to stay at home.

We also have a social group chat, where parents are sharing what everyone is doing, sending encouraging messages for members and parents, and that really is helping all of us through this difficult time,” said Smith.

She also encourages everyone to stay home and stay safe.

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