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An orphanage in Botha’s Hill benefited on Mandela Day

By staffJuly 21, 20262 Mins Read
An orphanage in Botha’s Hill benefited on Mandela Day
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THE importance of caring for the elderly and orphans centers was STRONGLY EMPHASIZED when G Force Employment Solutions visited these centers for the purpose of celebrating Mandela Day which was on Saturday.

The company started this day by visiting Khethelo Childrens Home in Bothas Hill where they donated clothes, books and other essential and essential resources to this institution.

After that we went to the KwaMthande Old Age Home in Clormont in the west of Durban.

Here they donated clothes and groceries to the elderly. According to the statement sent by this company, it was important for them to go to these centers because it is good to be helped not only on this day but anytime.

The statement explained in detail the importance of the elderly being taken care of because they play a major role in uplifting society in different ways.

”If they are cared for and shown the love they need, the elderly feel important. The biggest thing is that they see that there are still people who care about them and who still need them to continue being there,” we say.

Its founder, Dr Graham Sabela said that they are very happy to contribute to these centers for both the elderly and the orphans.

He made a commitment that there will always be those who do for various institutions in KwaZulu Natal with the aim of showing gratitude for the support received by this company since it was established in 2018.

They wrapped up the day by attending a soccer match sponsored by them, which is going on at Ximba called the G Force CatoUmlaas Soccer League which was established in 2015.

The games are unique in that they bring together employees from different businesses in Camperdown, Mlaas Road, Ximba and Hammarsdale. Its main purpose is to promote unity in the workplace.

The games are then wrapped up by awarding all the outstanding players who have done well since it started.

Dr Sabela said that by sponsoring these games, they aim to strengthen relationships with community members, encourage the community and create a peaceful environment for the community to live in.

”We are determined to continue changing people’s lives in different ways. This is our biggest vision,” he explained. He concluded by saying that they will continue to work hard with the aim of creating job opportunities.

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