Homeless people pampered by Good Samaritan
Proud Fathers NPO founder Mandla Hamnca recently spoiled the homeless by washing their feet.
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Mohlakeng resident and Good Samaritan Mandla Hamnca is changing people’s lives.
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He recently again made an impression by starting an initiative of pampering homeless people by washing their feet.
The initiative which started back in 2013, continued to grow from strength to strength over the years and focuses on pampering those in and around the Randfontein community.
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Hamnca, who is the founder of Proud Fathers, which is a non-profit organisation (NPO), said he wants to give homeless people a sense of belonging.
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“The whole purpose behind this initiative was to show homeless people some love and appreciation in a world that is sometimes full of harshness and rejection towards them. Not only are they homeless, but some are also without shoes and have to walk barefoot every day, be it hot or cold. I also want to remind them what it feels like to be taken care of. I also give them a pep talk, with hopes that they will be encouraged to return home,” said Hamnca
He added that all of that he does is out of the goodness of his heart and wants to give homeless people hope that they change their lives around.
Hamnca often does the initiative on Sundays after church and added he sometimes gifts them with shoes from time to time, depending on whether or not the shoes fit.