Nizamiye School Midrand Time to Care Youth Club has once again demonstrated its generosity by benefitting the disadvantaged Midrand community through its solidarity outreach programmes.
On August 28, the youth club distributed 20 bags of various personal care items that had been generously donated by learners, parents, and teachers.
The youth club offers and enhances leadership development opportunities, solidarity outreach programmes, and attentive citizenship in many aspects of youth’s lives.
The bags, which contained items such as medication and toiletries, were given to the elderly residents of Rabie Ridge.
The school community resonated deeply with the residents’ expressions of joy and gratitude as the elderly shared their heartfelt appreciation for the youth club’s efforts.
Principal Ramzi Hasanli highlighted that the youth club held weekly meetings where learners organised essential projects and effectively managed ongoing projects.
“We organise charity drives such as sandwich making and second-hand clothing distribution,” Hasanli said.
“We try to motivate youth to engage fully in solving their problems and channel them into positive ways to be active citizens. These platforms also aim to help reduce the risk of becoming involved in unsafe activities such as abusing drugs and alcohol. Our youth clubs are based at different schools.
“We are truly thankful for the opportunity to create a positive and meaningful impact on the lives of those we care for.”
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