The Umhlali Interact Club paid a visit to Umhlali SAPS to hand over much-needed blankets knitted by pupils and parents to the Umhlali Trauma Centre last Thursday.
This formed part of the schools Mandela Day initiative.
The pupils were given a tour of the police station and got to experience what it is like to be in police custody.
“We wanted the pupils to have a glimpse of what it is like to be in jail and maybe that can change their mindsets about crime,” said Captain Vinny Pillay.
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