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New addition to the Khanya Hospice team

Adrienne is a trained professional nurse, and post-abortion and pregnancy crisis counsellor.

January 19, 2019
Mid South Coast Mail Less than a minute
Welcoming Adrienne to the Khanya Hospice team are (back, from left) Lungi Khumalo, Thabile Dlamini, Nonjabulo Mavundla and GT Mtijane with (front left) Elaine Trotter, Adrienne Hippey and Neil McDonald.

Khanya Hospice staff rolled out the “red carpet” welcoming Adrienne Hippey, a volunteer, all the way from Nottinghamshire in England.

Adrienne is a trained professional nurse, and post-abortion and pregnancy crisis counsellor. In 2012 she visited Uganda to look at the palliative nursing care they provided.

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“Being an old friend of Neil McDonald, he persuaded me to come and visit Khanya Hospice,” says Adrienne. “I am really looking forward to my two weeks in South Africa, and in particular being part of the Khanya Hospice team.” 

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January 19, 2019
Mid South Coast Mail Less than a minute

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