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Village of Hope brings meals and support to Sallies Hostel residents

Local organisation calls on corporate partners and individuals to help expand its outreach initiatives across vulnerable communities.

Brakpan-based non-profit organisation Village of Hope visited the Sallies Hostel on September 2 as part of its ongoing community outreach programmes.

They brought feeding and support initiatives to the community, where residents received a meal and sweet treats.

“The visit was warmly received by the Sallies Hostel community, who welcomed Village of Hope with appreciation and gratitude,” said NPO founder Tumie Masolane.

“The outreach also highlighted the significant need for continued support within the community.”

Village of Hope remains committed to its mission to ‘Reach Out & Touch a Soul’ by supporting orphaned and vulnerable children and families through feeding programmes, mentorship, clothing initiatives, and social development.


Residents of Sallies Hostel received a meal and sweet treats during the NPO's visit. PHOTO: Supplied

“We are calling on companies, organisations, and individuals to join hands with us in supporting communities in need and contributing towards a better and more caring society,” said Tumie.

Village of Hope extends its sincere gratitude to the Sallies Hostel committee for welcoming them, the Village of Hope team for serving the community, and Siyabonga Africa for partnering with the NPO to make the outreach possible.

“We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to Logan Naina from Rise Against Hunger, under Inner Voice Foundation, for his continued support in providing meals for our programmes, and to Pick n Pay Mall@Carnival for their ongoing support with meals,” continued Tumie.

“Together, we continue to reach out and touch a soul.”

For donations, partnerships, or any form of support, contact Tumie on 073 934 7409.

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