Support for young patients

DICE hands over school items to Ngwelezana Hospi Primary School.

May 23, 2015

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Happy Ngwelezana Hospital Burns Unit patient Luthando Buthelezi (8) with the fluffy teddy bear she received from DICE Operations Manager Linda Zeelie. She also received stationery and books so she can continue with her Grade 2 schoolwork while in hospital PHOTO: DUCHANKA HITZEROTH

THE Zululand Observer’s charity arm, Do I Care Enough? (DICE) handed over books, stationery and toys to children at the Ngwelezana Hospital Burns Unit on Tuesday morning. The unit runs a school in the ward for patients to ensure they remain up-to-date with academic work while receiving treatement.

Ngwelezana Hospital Primary School teacher Tenjiwe Manqele, Principal Nelisiwe Sikhosana, DICE Operations Manager Linda Zeelie and Burns Unit Operations Manager Nomsa Mdluli with some of the donated goods PHOTO: DUCHANKA HITZEROTH

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