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Khanya Hospice receives a donation
Hindvani radio presenter interviewed both the Rotarian and Hospice CEO about the community-oriented work they do.
KHANYA Hospice recently received a donation of much-needed medical equipment from Charlie Panday, a business man, Rotarian and community helper.
Hindvani radio presenter, Ashok Dhanishwar, interviewed both Panday and Khanya Hospice CEO, Neil McDonald, about the community-oriented work they do.
“It’s people like Charlie and Khanya Hospice, who have a heart for people, always helping others and making the world a better place,” said McDonald.
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“We so often get requests for the hiring of medical equipment, not only from our patients, but from the general public. We are always willing to help where we can. We also have wheel chairs and commodes, if people need this for short term,” said Khanya Hospice nursing manager, Sr Sue van Rijsbergen.
If there is anyone in need of a walker, contact Khanya Hospice on 083 597 8985 or hospice@khanyahospice.co.za
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