Community organisers get their

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Community organisers, Mary Jones, Eric ,Emily Mthimkhulu attended a first aid course which was organised by Mrs Sina Ramakhula and was supervised by Miss Lucia Mokoena. The aim of the training was to equip them with much needed life support saving skills.

Putting children first

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our johannesburg branch celebrated world childrens day with children at Zewenfontein informal settlement and sorroundong areas. we had the support of the Provincial local Governmenrt, Johannesburg Emergency Services and their ever dedicated Fire Department. We demonstrated first aid skills to all that were present. it was indeed a happy day for the children as they got closer to most of the people whom they have looked upon. it was all smiles as every departmant did their demonstrations.

Clubland helping us to help the needy

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Manhattan Club in Rivonia and Sling Sellas have become our latest family members when it comes to helping the needy. Both Clubs have donated substantial amounts and Blankets towards our aid work. Therefore we thank the management and owners of the mentioned respective clubs and their patrons for the help thay have given. This is also an appeal to other clubs to come on board and help us end human suffering.

Glo Baby gives us a helpinfg hand

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it was a wonderful gesture when Lauren Daws and her company came on board to help us with much needed financial aid. they have pledged to help us on a quarterly basis for a longer time than anticipated.

Jeppestown blaze

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One quite evening turned into horror when a block apartments caught fire in the middle of the night. more that 200 people where left homeless and they lost their belongings. we gave them food parcels, kitchen utensils, bedding and clothes. it was due to the kindness donors that we could manage to help them. Edcon Group (jet Mart Northgate)donated much of the needed aid.

Rain, Coldness in Johannesburg

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Volunteers from the johannesburg branch with staff took their time out to reachout to people who live in the streets.

In Berea, corner of Joel and Catherine street, seventy five people recieved blankets and clothes which where donated from ABSA.

From there we went to the otherside of the Nelson Mandela Bridge, were we found over 25 people who live under the bridge, we also helped them with blankets and clothing.

Diepsloot Disasters

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Six hundred and eleven people from Diepsloot ext were affected when fourhendred and eighty two shacks where swept by heavy floods. After we visited the area being assisted by our members, Molly Kubayi and Dorah Mogano, we managed to identify those in dire need and we assited them with Food, blankets and clothing.