Police officers together with residents identified the needs of a child living with disabilities in Meloding, Virginia.
One of the influential community members, Tau Lebusa, distributed food parcel, while SAPS members pumped up donations such as pampers and an amount of R300 to the family of Komako.
During this gathering, sergeant Matholoane Tlhomeli was directing the program, Reverend Thembinkosi Dyalivani lead with prayer and a message of support.
Meloding CPF Chairperson,Moduka Moduka welcomed all who took strives to be part of this gathering and to extend a helping hand.
The purpose of the event was delivered by warrant officer Elsi Tselane and the station commander of Meloding, colonel Sannah Magage delivered vote of thanks.
The police and residents brought joy to this family by donating groceries, pampers and cash.
SAPS members handing over the gifts of love to Komako’s family
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