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Whilst we are still in the middle of the month of love, it is important to honour those who have been driven by love to do amazing gestures for their communities.
Upon seeing the abuse and denial of access to opportunities subjected to disabled kids, Miss Mamsy Ledwaba had an edge to do something to see disabled kids living normal lives and making something of themselves. Miss Ledwaba started a home for the disabled kids, Centre of Hope back in 1992, it has been in existence and running for the past 27 years.
It was because of a parent’s love for children that Miss Ledwaba wanted to afford a better life and ample of opportunities to disabled kids in and around her area of Mahwelereng township in Mokopane.
Upon seeing the abuse and denial of access to opportunities subjected to disabled kids, Miss Mamsy Ledwaba had an edge to do something to see disabled kids living normal lives and making something of themselves. Miss Ledwaba started a home for the disabled kids, Centre of Hope back in 1992, it has been in existence and running for the past 27 years.
It was because of a parent’s love for children that Miss Ledwaba wanted to afford a better life and ample of opportunities to disabled kids in and around her area of Mahwelereng township in Mokopane.
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By Motsweding FMWhilst we are still in the middle of the month of love, it is important to honour those who have been driven by love to do amazing gestures for their communities.
Upon seeing the abuse and denial of access to opportunities subjected to disabled kids, Miss Mamsy Ledwaba had an edge to do something to see disabled kids living normal lives and making something of themselves. Miss Ledwaba started a home for the disabled kids, Centre of Hope back in 1992, it has been in existence and running for the past 27 years.
It was because of a parent’s love for children that Miss Ledwaba wanted to afford a better life and ample of opportunities to disabled kids in and around her area of Mahwelereng township in Mokopane.
Upon seeing the abuse and denial of access to opportunities subjected to disabled kids, Miss Mamsy Ledwaba had an edge to do something to see disabled kids living normal lives and making something of themselves. Miss Ledwaba started a home for the disabled kids, Centre of Hope back in 1992, it has been in existence and running for the past 27 years.
It was because of a parent’s love for children that Miss Ledwaba wanted to afford a better life and ample of opportunities to disabled kids in and around her area of Mahwelereng township in Mokopane.