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Sanitary solutions for Groutville girls

The pads were donated by Miss North Coast KZN co-ordinator Katryn Celliers, while The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund donated food for meals served to attendees.

Dozens of young girls received sanitary pads and messages of encouragement during a recent Psalms 91 Charity Foundation programme in Groutville.

The pads were donated by Miss North Coast KZN co-ordinator Katryn Celliers, while The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund donated food for meals served to attendees.

At the event, community leaders and guest speakers highlighted the importance of education, urging the girls to stay in school and avoid drug abuse.

The Psalms 91 Charity Foundation thanked the Orphan Fund, Celliers and other sponsors, including Dear Bella Sanitary Pads, FNB Ballito, Siza Water and Ikhwezi FM.


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