A beautifully landscaped water-wise garden was created at Rand Aid’s Tarentaal retirement village in celebration of spring. Grounds manager George Vermeulen (not pictured) and his team: Mpho Nkoana and Jerry Mofokeng were assisted by three Servest employees: Lesley Moichela, Kegaugetswe Tsebe and Elby Mulaudzi. Servest assists with the landscaping and maintenance of Rand Aid’s gardens. In a month or two, when the plants are fully established, the garden will become another village focal point.
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Rand Aid’s Ron Smith Care Centre (RSCC) residents gathered together on 6 May to celebrate Mother’s Day. A lovely tea…
Rand Aid’s Elphin Lodge retirement village has a new cottage sister, Catherine Dube (49), who took over from Sr Helena…
Inyoni Creek’s Johanna Lebisi with Angie, the village’s feral cat, which spends time in the office and has become a…
Resident John McCall (72) and little Amo (4) – the grandson of the care centre’s Matron Paulina Namo – have…
Tarentaal village residents Andreas and Maria Ferencz, who have been married for 28 years, baked delicious and beautifully iced heart-shaped…
