Park Care celebrated Father’s Day with St Dunstan’s College
Park Care was entertained by St Dunstan's College learners who played different instruments.
Father’s Day came early for Park Care’s residents who celebrated with St Dunstan’s College on June 14.
The Park care team wish to honour all fathers, grandfathers, great-grandfathers, future fathers, and other father figures, for the impact they have made and are making as role models in the lives of the youngest to the oldest.
Park Care’s social worker manager Lorraine le Roux said, “50 learners from St Dunstan’s College joined the celebration and interacted with the residents and performed on various musical instruments, flaunting their talents with clarinets, violin, piano and singing.”
Le Roux added Mohamed Salie, the day’s master of ceremony and entertainer, was charming with his song and dance that was cherished by the Park Care residents which led to the function being a success.
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