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Donors sacrifice their Sunday for a good bleed

"Our message got across positively and we managed to receive 21 successful donations, which made us happy enough as we are instrumental in saving lives."

The Sathya Sai organisation hosted a blood donor campaign last Sunday at the Dundee Hindu Temple Hall in a bid to encourage people from the community and organisation to give blood.
Members of the SA National Blood Services were on hand to put first-time donors at ease. Ashmin Dheena of the Sathya Sai organisation described the day as ‘very rewarding… it was heartwarming to see our community come together to serve and help the needy. “Our message got across positively and we managed to receive 21 successful donations, which made us happy enough as we are instrumental in saving lives.”
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Banu Mungaroo of the Sai Group comforts ‘experienced’ blood donor Jayrushka Massalia.
Mrs Datadin was in high spirits while preparing her blood donor form.
Boys from the Glencoe ‘hood’: Reshen Singh and Ashik Ranjith were there to do their bit too.
Simphiwe Shange was only too happy to give up his Sunday and donate blood.

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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