Children take part in Halloween trick or treat

Audrey Steyn, new acting director of LifeLine Ekurhuleni, said that they hosted the walk to raise awareness of their services and to offer children the chance to just have some fun.

November 10, 2020

Terry-Ann Diergaardt 1 minute read

Going all out and staying in character are Ruan du Plessis (left), Corrie Bezuidenhout and Branwyn Pretorius.

Lifeline Ekurhuleni, in conjunction with businesses in Russel Street, Western Extension, joined forces to give the children of the area a great trick or treat experience on October 31.

In line to enter the best dressed competition are Chanté Meyer (left), Jessica Karam, Lauren Koekemoer, Mckayla Meyer, Lawrence Koekemoer and Meagen Walker. Front: Evelyn Meyer (5).

A Halloween walk started at Lifeline, also in Russel Street, and with the assistance of AfriForum the street was cordoned off to ensure participants were safe.

Twins Nadia and Natalie Mzimela (6) came to experience Halloween with Glory Gamede and Lindi Mzimela.

After collecting treats along the way, the walk ended at Lemongrass Restaurant, where those who dressed up could enter the best dressed competition to stand the chance of winning a prize.

Spending some family time in Western Extension are William (left), Tertia-Lee (14), Liam (9) and Daniela Knight.

Audrey Steyn, new acting director of LifeLine Ekurhuleni, said that they hosted the walk to raise awareness of their services and to offer children the chance to just have some fun.