Spread the love this Valentine’s Day
Those who wish to share more than just love can do so by donating to Khanya Hospice.
The mid-South Coast’s Khanya Hospice offers free palliative nursing care to people diagnosed with cancer and life threatening diseases such as TB and HIV/Aids.
As a non-profit organisation, hospice has been offering what many consider as five star health care for the past 39 years in a rather large area – and the staff simply love what they do for the community.
This Valentine’s Day, the public is requested to spread some love to hospice. The hospice staff will treat Valentine’s Day as any other day and keep busy with their day to day activities. They ask that people keep them in mind as they continue helping patients in a very emotional environment.
Those who wish to share more than just love can do so by donating to hospice.
“We are not government funded and like any business, we also have problems with cellphones being stolen and breaking, computers and electronic devices, alarm system getting old and rusted, maintenance of our building and gardens, vehicle maintenance and more,” explained Khanya Hospice CEO, Neil McDonald.
To find our more about how you can help hospice or to donate, contact Neil on 083 5978985 or hospice@khnayahospice.co.za
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