CWP restores dignity

The management of the clinic is grateful for the help.

Correspondent Neco Bokwe

Tuesday, 30 May 2023, 11:01
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CWP restores dignity
Front from left are: Alonia Oormeyer, Mieta Meyer, Venessa Floors, Valencia Donley, Maggie Oliphant, Sister Miriam Blignaut, Sister Nomakhaya Mence, Joeline Tamana and Esterline Jafta. At the back are: Andries Hector, Steffan Afrika, Daniel Kalaka and Imanuel De Kok

GRAAFF-REINET NEWS - One of the aims of the Community Work Programme (CWP), is to restore community dignity.

CWP participants recently cleared weeds at the Day Hospital in Santaville, Graaff-Reinet. 

The management of the clinic is grateful for the help.

Front from left are: Alonia Oormeyer, Mieta Meyer, Venessa Floors, Valencia Donley, Maggie Oliphant, Sister Miriam Blignaut, Sister Nomakhaya Mence, Joeline Tamana and Esterline Jafta. At the back are: Andries Hector, Steffan Afrika, Daniel Kalaka and Imanuel De Kok

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