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Ballito Neighbourhood Watch collect blankets and teddies for abused and abandoned children

Tongaat child safe home, Pure Hearts, needs your support.

Ballito Neighbourhood Watch has launched a blanket and teddy drive, teaming up with Rotary Club of Zimbali.

The drive will support the children of a Tongaat child safe home, Pure Hearts, which helps abused and abandoned children.

Blankets and toys are being collected to be donated to the children so that even when they leave Pure Hearts, they have items which belong to them.

This is your chance to be a hero, says Ballito Neighbourhood Watch.

Donate soft toys or blankets which can be dropped off at Cosy Crafts at The Circle, Ballito.

For more information, contact Jenny at 062 019 5044.


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