Recovery organisation hosts celebratory event in Scottburgh
Be sure to book your seat for this event.
The public is invited to another exciting celebratory event for the Laqhakaza Iphara recovery organisation at the Blue Marlin Hotel, Scottburgh this Saturday (25th) at 09:00.
The team will be joined by Project Exodus which was founded by Conrad Cooper, as well as New Life Movement which was founded by Clayton Millar.
All these organisations are support fellowship programmes which are assisting addicts through rehabilitation, counselling, awareness campaigns and training.
On the day, attendees will also be informed of the Cedars Rehabilitation Centre which provides everything related to recovery.
“We are expecting a lot of addicts who are clean and sober, families and media,” said founder Laqhakaza Iphara, Emmanuel Msomi.
“If anyone wants to be part of this beautiful celebration, feel free to book a seat.”
Emmanuel will be sharing his journey of recovery and how he made it eight years clean, as well as explain why he came up with Laqhakaza Iphara and how the organisation can make a difference in the country.
To find out more or book a seat, contact Emmanuel on 079 9952023.
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