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18 Mar 2024

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Feeding around 1 000 residents in Laingville, the St Helena Bay Islamic Society once again made a difference in the lives of many through its Winter Warmth campaign, which took place on Saturday 9 March in the town. In partnership with the Mustadafin Foundation, it povided residents with a warm meal as well as food packs containing necessities for the pantry as well as warm blankets for winter. Hassan Sattar, secretary of the society, said the non-profit organisation was established 10 years ago and aimed to address challenges faced by the community. It aims to do so through various programmes and initiatives, such as a weekly soup kitchen, grocery hampers throughout the year and uplifting the youth. “We want to empower through skills training, education, youth and leadership programmes, involving all races and faiths.”

Winter Warmth campaign

|

18 Mar 2024

Feeding around 1 000 residents in Laingville, the St Helena Bay Islamic Society once again made a difference in the lives of many through its Winter Warmth campaign, which took place on Saturday 9 March in the town. In partnership with the Mustadafin Foundation, it povided residents with a warm meal as well as food packs containing necessities for the pantry as well as warm blankets for winter. Hassan Sattar, secretary of the society, said the non-profit organisation was established 10 years ago and aimed to address challenges faced by the community. It aims to do so through various programmes and initiatives, such as a weekly soup kitchen, grocery hampers throughout the year and uplifting the youth. “We want to empower through skills training, education, youth and leadership programmes, involving all races and faiths.”

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