Meals on Wheels goes the extra mile
A distribution was made to one of the children's mentally challenged grandmother who is also the child's guardian
Meals on Wheels Community Service Estcourt (MOWCSE) joined Ithala to make a distribution on May 27.
Since MOWCSE helped the needy learners from Jabulani Primary School there has been a great improvement in community support towards the school.
The distribution benefited 154 students as they each received a gift bag containing uniforms, shoes, underwear, cosmetics and a juice bottle. This time around MOWCSE went above and beyond the duty set out for the day.
A distribution was made to one of the children’s mentally challenged grandmother who is also the child’s guardian.
MOWCSE would like to thank Ithala for the support shown, and pass a note of encouragement the community to follow in their footsteps.
The organisation would also like to thank PicknPay for their continued support and weekly donations, and would like to remind the community to visit PicknPay and drop some non-perishable food items in the donation box provided.
