Help Pink Angels Cares buy a new home
The CEO of Pink Angels Cares' home was demolished earlier this year and now she plans to buy a Wendy house to operate from. They need R50 000 and you can make a difference.
CEO of Pink Angels Cares NPC Demi van Wyk needs help in the form of monetary donations that will help in securing a new home in the form of a Wendy hut house.
This comes after her home was demolished recently during an eviction process initiated by Sibanye-Stillwater after a ground stability report indicated a high risk of dolomite-related sinkhole formation in the area.
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Speaking to the Randfontein Herald, Van Wyk said she needs R50 000 for the structure. She has since received a donation of R500.
“In April this year, our home was demolished in Venterspost apparently due to a sinkhole. As a result, our whole lives were torn apart. My children had to stay at my in-laws while my husband and I slept on the street for three nights trying to safeguard our belongings after the evictions. What happened to us is bad and I do not wish it upon my worst enemy,” Van Wyk said, who added that she just wants their lives back.
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Van Wyk, together with her husband and children are currently staying with family.
She was active in helping the community of Venterspost before the eviction and had a soup kitchen that helped feed the community.
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She has since been struggling to get the soup kitchen running like before, as she does not have a formal structure where she can operate from.
Despite this, she remains grounded in the community and still extends a helping hand where she can.
To assist Van Wyk, residents can contact her on 063 518 1139.
