New Jerusalem AGM a success
MIDRAND - New Jerusalem Children's Home held an AGM to keep interested stakeholders abreast of all the home's activities and future plans.
The meeting was held at Gallagher Estate in Midrand on 11 October.
The home’s CEO, Anna Mojapelo was proud to announce their Helios and Vesta bakery, which was officially opened on 29 August. Mojapelo was glad to announce the bakery had received a lot of support from the community in President Park in which it is based. “We are now supplying four institutions with bread, including a school and another children’s home in the area.”The bakery is a means to an end for the home. Mojapelo reiterated her statements in the story on Midrand Reporter’s website, New Jerusalem on path to independence, as the home continues to try and become self sufficient.
The home’s chairman of the board, Mark Shinners was also proud of the work the home had achieved during the 2014 financial year. He thanked all their donors for making it possible for them to function.
“Year after year, this home develops. This is important when dealing with children,” he said.
Read our previous story here:
New Jerusalem on path to independence
