King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality together with OR Tambo District Municipality and the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) brought smiles and hope to flood affected families at Maydene Farm. A total of 20 Temporary Residential Units (TRUs) and essential household relief items were handed over to the victims marking another milestone in restoring dignity and rebuilding lives.
In his welcoming remarks, Cllr Majeke expressed that the journey has not been an easy one but it is encouraging to witness progress and success stories unfolding step by step. Although the road has been long, today marks an important milestone, a new beginning. Government remains committed to reintegrating displaced families into safe communities and ensuring they receive the services and dignity they deserve.
He further extended heartfelt appreciation to OR Tambo District Municipality, King Sabata Dalindyebo Municipality and DBSA for their collaborative efforts in restoring hope and rebuilding the lives of those affected.
Household items distributed include:
Beds, Curtains, Gas stoves & cylinders, Cookware, Cupboards, Dustbins, Groceries and 150 children received full school uniforms
In recognition of their ongoing humanitarian support since the onset of the floods, several Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) were also presented with Certificates of Appreciation for their invaluable contributions to affected communities.
Abongile Mangala, Live Mabeqa Foundation, Mist SA Foundation, Betusile Mcinga Foundation, Master Dee Zilimbola, OR Tambo Autism Centre, Men in Action, Ubuntu Restoration, Social Change, Meals on Wheels , The Blessed Generation Foundation
This partnership is proof that when we work together, we rebuild stronger.