Springs Police work with Springsites to help the needy

Springs SAPS continue to help community in trying times

June 6, 2020

Johann Badenhorst 1 minute read

The Springs police say they hope the people of Springs will continue to help those in need.

The Springs Police handed out certificates of appreciation to citizens who helped those who were in most need during the lockdown on Thursday at the Springs police station.

These kind residents went out of their way to donate blankets and clothes to the needy, while others started food banks and other various feeding schemes.

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All of these services have eased the suffering of many residents who have suffered deeply due to retrenchment and loss of income.

Brig Thembeka Gwebushe says: “We want to maintain a friendly relationship between the police and business people of Springs.

“We are grateful for all their efforts, be it food banks or NPOs who shelter people, especially women and children who suffer from abuse at home.”

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Det Col Marius Lubbe says: “I think everyone has realised that with this pandemic, everyone is in the same boat. ”

And this just a small way for us to say thank you and path a way forward to help each other during this difficult period.”