Community outreach is welcomed with open arms
165 mothers benefited from a community outreach project hosted in Wembezi and Ntabamhlophe
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165 mothers benefited from a community outreach project hosted in Wembezi and Ntabamhlophe last Thursday.
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The Gift of the Givers Estcourt branch headed to clinics in these areas with gifts for mothers as well as patients.
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The first stop was Ntabamhlophe Clinic, which is one of the busiest clinics according to Gift of the Givers Estcourt community liaison Jaaved Khan.
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“We distributed 100 packs of disposable diapers at the clinic and then set off to Wembezi Clinic, where we distributed a further 65 packs,” explained Mr Khan.
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A further treat was given to patients at both clinics.
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“We also distributed Woolworths instant porridge to the patients. It was enjoyed by all and we received many thanks from the staff and patients alike,” added Mr Khan.
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