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Munsieville disability centre receives R200 000 paint boost

A collaborative community initiative gives a local facility for disabled people a vibrant new look.

Plascon has donated paint worth more than R200 000 to refurbish the Tshwaraganang Lekgotlhelle Munsieville Disabled People’s Organisation ahead of National Disability Awareness Month, running from November 3 to December 3.

Plascon collaborated with other businesses to refurbish the disability centre. Photo: Supplied

The refurbishment was carried out in collaboration with the Dis-Chem Foundation, Pivot Group, LoveNation Foundation, Our Safe Space, and Midrand Paint Centre to create a more welcoming environment for the facility’s users.

An interior view of the centre’s waiting area. Photo: Supplied

“It is so bright, there is so much laughter,” said Linda Mogoeng, who has managed the organisation for 14 years.

Read more about the refurbishment in the latest edition of the Krugersdorp News.

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