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PICS AND VIDEOS: HOPEtober bus visits Milpark Netcare Hospital to thank healthcare workers

MILPARK – The group sang well-known SA and international songs to the healthcare workers to acknowledge and thank them by bringing hope and joy through songs to patients, visitors and staff.

A double-decker open-top bus with five highly talented singers toured Johannesburg to bring hope and cheer to healthcare workers.

The Rosebank Killarney Gazette visited Milpark Netcare Hospital to capture the action on October 5. The celebs included award-winning South African vocalist, Vicky Sampson with ex Survivor finalist and emcee, Nicole Capper stopped in the parking area.

The group sang well-known SA and international songs to the healthcare workers to acknowledge and thank them by bringing hope and joy through songs to patients, visitors and staff.

The Gauteng MEC of Health, Dr Nomathemba Mokgethi was also in attendance and said, “[This is] a beautiful initiative supported by various sponsors that visit various health facilities and honours and celebrates health workers.” 

Staff from the Milpark Netcare Hospital enjoy some of the singing from the HOPEtober bus. Photo: Comfort Makhanya
The -double-decker brings hope to hospitals. Photo: Comfort Makhanya
The HOPEtober bus has toured across Johannesburg. Photo: Comfort Makhanya
Healthcare workers from Milpark Netcare Hospital listen to the songs performed by the HOPEtober. Photo: Comfort Makhanya
Ex Survivor SA finalist, Nicole Capper wants to bring hope to the country. Photo: Comfort Makhanya
Nicole Capper from Survivor SA starts off the HOPEtober event. Photo: Comfort Makhanya
Vicky Sampson sings well-known songs at Milpark Netcare Hospital. Photo: Comfort Makhanya

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Ashtyn Mackenzie

Ashtyn is the editor of the Rosebank Killarney Gazette. She has been a community journalist since 2014 and is passionate about delivering impactful and thought-provoking stories.

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