Forest Farm calls for community assistance
BRYANSTON – The Forest Farm Centre has asked the community for help as it experiences shortages of gloves, masks and sanitiser.
Forest Farm Centre would like to call on the community for help as it experiences shortages in protective equipment.
The residential facility which provides specialised care for adults with cerebral palsy has been part of the Bryanston community for decades.
According to social worker Bulelwa Mahura, although this is a difficult time for all, the community is encouraged to help out in any way possible.
“Forest Farm Centre is in dire need of gloves, sanitiser and masks for our care and nursing staff,” she said.
Those interested in making a donation can contact Bulelwa Mahura on 011 789 3008 or alternatively email bulelwa@forest-farm.org
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