Thembalami Care Centre and the Max Ordman Deaf Association celebrated Father’s Day on June 14 with games and a braai.
Occupational therapist Tsakani Shihlomule played a ‘Guess the car’ game with the gents before they tucked into a braaied wors and pork chops, with sides of chakalaka, chips and toasted cheese, onion and tomato sandwiches.
Each man received a gift parcel consisting of a pair of socks, deodorant and a magazine.
“Family members of four of our residents contributed to the cost of the meat, collectively donating R1 750,” says centre manager Esme van der Walt.
“The men enjoyed the morning and loved their presents,” she says.
Tsakani Shihlomule (occupational therapist) with MODA residents Barry Waldeck and Corrie Vermeulen.
