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Volunteer to help the needy

People are encouraged to donate wheelchairs and walkers that are no longer needed.

January 11, 2023
Vanisha Moodley Less than a minute
Peter Fielding (left) and Neil McDonald are grateful for all donations.

Peter Fielding, better known as Scottburgh’s ‘Mr Wheelchair’, recently visited the CEO of Khanya Hospice in Umkomaas, Neil McDonald.

Hospice accepts wheelchairs and walkers that are no longer needed by patients, and if they are broken or need some TLC, they are sent to Peter who does his best to fix them for those in need.

Hospice and ‘Mr Wheelchair’ thank all those who have donated and encourage others to continue doing so as nothing goes to waste.

Volunteers are needed to help continue the work that Peter Fielding and hospice does. To find out more, contact Peter on 039 9761995 and/or Neil McDonald on 083 5978985.

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January 11, 2023
Vanisha Moodley Less than a minute

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Vanisha Moodley

Vanisha Moodley is the journalist for the Mid South Coast Herald newspaper, which circulates in the Scottburgh area. She has been with the company for close on 10 years and is a product of the Caxton Cadet programme. She had originally come to the office to work as a volunteer, but her potential was seen and the rest, as they say, is history. Vanisha covers all beats, from court to crime to community. She assists with managing the website and is adept on the social media side of things.
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