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MANDELA DAY AT LOWER UMFOLOZI HOSPITAL HEART WARMING EXPERIENCES FOR MANDELA DAY Kindly hearts from the dedicated staff members attracted community to join Lower Umfolozi Hospital in their activi- ties during Mandela Day. Amongst activities that was done on the day was the launch of “ZAZI” campaign, spring cleaning one of the wards – Post Natal Ward, visit to the place of Safety at Ngwelezana, serving of soup, breads, sweets and cakes to all patients other than normal care. Staff members wearing their jean and white T-Shirts ZAZI CAMPAIGN Hospital team adopted Old Mill High School – Empangeni as its school and launched the “ZAZI” campaign which is aims at encouraging children espe- cially girls to know themselves and focus on their future. Boys are also not left aside as they should support girls in making their dreams come true by treating them as their own sisters in order to reduce the high teenage preg- nancy rate. Motivational talks given to learners and the teams went to clas- ses motivating children to focus on their careers and distance themselves from social activities that would de- stroy their future. After the presenta- tion that was done, learners were given green ribbons as a symbol of “ZAZI” just to commit themselves on improv- ing their lives and taking good care and be proud of themselves. Other than normal warm treatment re- ceived by patients on a daily basis, High Risk Clinic staff members were so kind to give soup and bread to all patients during this spe- cial day. “JUST TO GIVE THEM LOVE” SCM, Finance, Neonatal Unit, HR, PR and Systems departments visited place of safety at Ngwelezane where they spent their time plant- ing the vegetable garden for the orphanage, ironing clothes for the children and playing with them. They brought toys, food parcels, and prams and car seats to the children. Chil- dren responded with music dance and appreci- ated a visit and were given hugs and shown maternal love. SERVING SOUP TO PATIENTS Dr. Samjowan motivating learners at Old Mill High School on Mandela Day Loving children is what Madiba was doing. “it was such a touch- ing experience, seeing children who needs love happily enjoying what they are offered without knowing what is happening out- side “ Khaya said who was the team leader for the visit at Ngwelezana place of safety. From Left LL Dlamini, PP Ndlovu & RL Mpangela serving soup Dr Duze, Mrs Nyawo Dee, Sindy & Nicole playing with children at Ngwelezana

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Page 1: Heart warming experiences for Mandela Day at Lower ...HEART WARMING EXPERIENCES FOR MANDELA DAY Kindly hearts from the dedicated staff members attracted community to join Lower Umfolozi

M AN D EL A D AY AT L OW ER U MFO LO ZI H OSPIT AL

HEART WARMING EXPERIENCES FOR MANDELA DAY

Kindly hearts from the dedicated staff members attracted

community to join Lower Umfolozi Hospital in their activi-

ties during Mandela Day. Amongst activities that was done

on the day was the launch of “ZAZI” campaign, spring

cleaning one of the wards – Post Natal Ward, visit to the

place of Safety at Ngwelezana, serving of soup, breads,

sweets and cakes to all patients other than normal care.

Staff members wearing their jean and white

T-Shirts

ZAZI CAMPAIGN

Hospital team adopted Old Mill High

School – Empangeni as its school and

launched the “ZAZI” campaign which

is aims at encouraging children espe-

cially girls to know themselves and

focus on their future. Boys are also not

left aside as they should support girls

in making their dreams come true by

treating them as their own sisters in

order to reduce the high teenage preg-

nancy rate. Motivational talks given

to learners and the teams went to clas-

ses motivating children to focus on

their careers and distance themselves

from social activities that would de-

stroy their future. After the presenta-

tion that was done, learners were given

green ribbons as a symbol of “ZAZI”

just to commit themselves on improv-

ing their lives and taking good care and

be proud of themselves.

Other than normal

warm treatment re-

ceived by patients on a

daily basis, High Risk

Clinic staff members

were so kind to give

soup and bread to all

patients during this spe-

cial day.

“JUST TO GIVE THEM LOVE”

SCM, Finance, Neonatal Unit, HR, PR and

Systems departments visited place of safety at

Ngwelezane where they spent their time plant-

ing the vegetable garden for the orphanage,

ironing clothes for the children and playing

with them. They brought toys, food parcels,

and prams and car seats to the children. Chil-

dren responded with music dance and appreci-

ated a visit and were given hugs and shown

maternal love.

SERVING SOUP TO PATIENTS

Dr. Sam

jowan

motivating

learners at Old

Mill H

igh

School on

Mandela D

ay

Loving children is what Madiba

was doing. “it was such a touch-

ing experience, seeing children

who needs love happily enjoying

what they are offered without

knowing what is happening out-

side “ Khaya said who was the

team leader for the visit at

Ngwelezana place of safety.

From Left

LL Dlamini,

PP Ndlovu

& RL

Mpangela

serving soup

Dr Duze, Mrs Nyawo

Dee, Sindy & Nicole

playing with children

at Ngwelezana

Page 2: Heart warming experiences for Mandela Day at Lower ...HEART WARMING EXPERIENCES FOR MANDELA DAY Kindly hearts from the dedicated staff members attracted community to join Lower Umfolozi

CLEANING OF POST NATAL

WARD

Staff members from Post Natal Ward

were spring cleaning their ward

which they were then joined by the

community members. Chairperson of

Sukuma Sakhe and people from Em-

pangeni area helped in cleaning the

ward.

SERVING OF

CAKES TO PA-

TIENTS

Gynae ward staff

members served pa-

tients with cakes and

as a symbol of love

to them. CEO urged

everyone to make

everyday a Mandela

Day and change

lives of people and

take part in Opera-

tion Sukuma Sakhe.

TEAM FROM THE HOSPITAL WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO VISITED OLD MILL HIGH SCHOOL AND JOINED THE POST NATAL WARD DURING THE CLEANING OF WARD.

Mrs Hlophe and Mrs

Nyawo from Social Ser-

vices motivating learners

to know them selves

(ZAZI)