Khanya Hospice shops are open and if you have been de-cluttering or did some spring cleaning during the lockdown, think of donating. “We will take whatever you have to give away. This is the lifeline of Khanya Hospice and by generating income, this helps sustain the work that our nursing staff do,” said CEO Neil McDonald.
“As part of essential services, our nurses have been working during lockdown and we have had much more referrals than normal.” As an NGO, Khanya Hospice is not government funded and have to generate its own income. If you cannot drop off at one of the shops, call Neil on 083-597-8985 and he will arrange collection.
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