Join Tafta’s for a fun-filled movie night under the stars

For a fun-filled family night under the stars, join Tafta to watch the Halloween-themed Hotel Transylvania.

THE Association for the Aged (Tafta) is excited to announce that its old school drive-in movie night fundraising event, a safe and socially distanced entertainment option for the whole family, is back.

To kick off the third term school holidays on Saturday, 24 October at a brand new location; the Harlequins Sports Bar on the Bluff. Entrance to the venue is as 6pm.

The event, which has become a favourite among Tafta supporters, is now in its second year and is the perfect inter-generational platform to end the organisation’s month of festivities to commemorate the Month of Older Persons.

“We launched the month with the United Nations’ International Day of Older Persons on 1 October 2020 this year and focused on commemorating our elders through active ageing and fun activities, but also through more serious discussions of issues relevant to them such as mental well-being and its significance to the United Nations’ declaration of a Decade of Healthy Ageing,” explained Tafta CEO Femada Shamam.

Shamam added that in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic this year, many older people were separated from family members and those who cared for them, including Tafta’s own Home Based Care team who serve the community in Wentworth and surrounds.

“So we were very excited that our team were able to resume caring for this community’s elders as lockdown eased. However, the pandemic has had an enormous impact on fundraising at Tafta, with us being unable to host events, and allow new admissions, so we are hoping that we see as many families come out to support this safe and affordable event. Do bring along grandparents who live with you too!” Shamam encouraged.

For a fun-filled family night under the stars, join Tafta to watch the Halloween-themed Hotel Transylvania. Food and drinks can be purchased directly from Harlequins, and Tafta will be selling popcorn, however you are welcome to bring your own food and snacks. No alcohol will be allowed onto the premises but can be bought directly from Harlequins. Covid-19 protocols will be in place and sanitiser stations will be available.

Early Bird tickets can be purchased via EFT for just R200 per car. Tickets will be emailed after payment is made to: Tafta, First National Bank, Acc no. 6257 2084 285, Branch code: 221426, Reference: MOVIE + Your name. Send Proof of payment to idpr@tafta.org.za to get your ticket . Tickets can also be bought at the gate for just R220 per car.    

 
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