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Day of hope for children fighting cancer and other health problems

The organiser of the event said it was a day of excitement, fun, music, laughter, treats, jumping castles, puppet shows, clowns, face painting and giveaways

ON Sunday, September 13, Under His Covering Missionary held a fun day in honour of children living with cancer or fighting health problems, blood transfusions, radiation, asthma, diabetes, or hearing problems.

These children are fighters and survivors.

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Organiser and found of Under His Covering, Carike Pretorius, said it was a day of excitement, fun, music, laughter, treats, jumping castles, puppet shows, clowns, face painting, and giveaways.

A child of courage is one who, against all odds, sickness and disease, still continues to fight.

“We support children with cancer. A child with cancer needs laughter, and joy brings healing, laughter is healing,” she said.

She described the day as a day of hope for the children. Speakers included cancer survivors both young and old.

“Thank you to the people supporting and taking time to listen, provide and assist with Children of Courage.”

Pretorius also hosts Men of Courage and Women of Courage throughout the year to give support to men and women fighting cancer.

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