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Local netball team gets generous donation from hospital

The hospital, known for its commitment to community development, has a long-standing tradition of contributing to the betterment of society.

The Thembisa Blue Whales netball team has received a donation from the Lenmed Zamokuhle Hospital.

This act of goodwill showcased the hospital’s commitment to promoting health and well-being and also highlighted the strong bond between local organisations and sports teams.

The team, comprised of passionate and dedicated athletes, have been making waves in local sport.

With their unwavering determination and exceptional skills, they have risen to become one of the most respected teams in the region.

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However, like many community-based sports teams, they face financial challenges that can hinder their progress.

Recognising the team’s potential and the positive impact they have on the community, the hospital stepped forward to provide much-needed support.

The hospital, known for its commitment to community development, has a long-standing tradition of contributing to the betterment of society.

The hospital’s donation includes new netball equipment such as bottles, bags, uniforms and training gear.

The donation has brought immense joy and gratitude to the team, who has expressed their heartfelt appreciation for the hospital’s support.

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“This donation is a game-changer for us. It means so much to have the support of the hospital behind us.

“We are grateful and will work even harder to make them proud,” said Khangela Mankayi, chairperson of Thembisa Blue Whales Netball Club.

The partnership between the team and the hospital not only benefits the team but also has a positive ripple effect throughout the community.

By investing in local sports teams, the hospital is promoting physical activity, teamwork and a healthy lifestyle among the youth of Thembisa.

The hospital’s manager, Mahlatse Mathebula, emphasised the importance of community engagement and supporting grassroots initiatives.

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“We believe in the power of sports to transform lives and build stronger communities,” said Mathebula.

“The netball team and the hospital are now united in their shared goal of promoting sports, health and community development.

“With this newfound support, the team is poised to reach even greater heights and inspire generations to come.”

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