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Mother’s Day high tea in aid of North Coast autism foundation

The foundation aims to build a vocational school for young adults with autism.

The annual Ballito Mother’s Day high tea, with an Indian twist, was well supported on Saturday.

The event was for a good cause, supporting the Mikhail D iHope Foundation NPC for autism and other special needs.

Milan Dhaniram, Dr Suvaksha Singh, Sureka Singh, Salochnee Arran, Levinia Naidoo and Lianca Dookran.

Senta Seele of Champagne Moments was the inspirational guest speaker, talking on the topic “Roaring 20s – life and new meaning in our post-Covid era”.

Having a good time are Sharmista Maharaj and Shenaira Ramsunder.

The women were also entertained by a performance by professional dancer Yasmeentha Haripursat.

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