Homeless people from Springs spent their Saturday morning being pampered and treated with care at the street shower initiative.
Street shower volunteers were excited to serve the community of Springs.
Homeless people from Springs spent their Saturday morning being pampered and treated with care at the street shower initiative.
The street shower is an event for those living on the streets of Springs.
They received new clothes, food, haircuts, manicures and pedicures, a shower, CV compilation, and ministry.
The driving force behind the street shower, which has seen a growth in beneficiaries throughout the years, is derived from the Bible verse of Luke 14:16–24.
The concept, according to founder Winifred du Preez, serves as a banquet prepared for them to demonstrate God’s love.
“The event helped to restore their dignity with love in their lives,” said Du Preez.
Street shower volunteer Michaela Fitzpatrick and Christa Pretorius.
Street shower volunteers Lea Spies, Lynette and Bert Cilliers, and Grant Hawcroft served tea and coffee to the beneficiaries.
Lucky Phiri and street shower volunteer Mabusi Makhaza.
Street shower volunteer Johan Du Toit and Cameron Rossou.
Street shower volunteer André Cordier and Jacko Kruger.
Street shower volunteer Royen Van Rensburg and Trevor Dlamini.
Street shower volunteer Mariska du Plooi.
Street shower volunteers were excited to serve the community of Springs.
Rene Delpoort, Drienie Smit, Marthinus Du Plooi, Lizani Willemse and Antoinette Hopkins.
Street shower volunteer Idisha Jivan pampers a beneficiary.
Street shower volunteers Norman Sindana, Lynette Cilliers and Sivuyile Botya.
Street shower volunteer Kiara Jivan and Hannes Steyn.
Street shower volunteers.
Street shower volunteers during a ministry session.