Helping hands aids needy school children
School shoes are sold for as little as R25 and clothes for about R10. All the proceeds go back into solidariteit projects such as a fund to help children with bursaries.
Helping hands and Solidariteit have projects all over South Africa and aid countless people on different levels but with the school year that just kicked off they recently helped children with school uniforms, shoes and stationary from their charity shop in Jennet Street.
Helene Schoeman manager at the Solidariteit’s charity shop with the school clothes.
They gave about 10 children school uniforms and stationary for the New Year.
“There are many people that come in and buy school clothes for others who need uniforms as well,” said Helene Schoeman who runs the shop.
School shoes are sold for as little as R25 and clothes for about R10. All the proceeds go back into solidariteit projects such as a fund to help children with bursaries.
Contact Helene on 082 891 9098 for more information or go see for yourself by visiting the shop in the Wersea building behind Fruit and Veg in Jennet Street.
