On the last day of autumn, Thembalami and Max Ordman Deaf Association residents spent a meaningful family day with their loved ones.
While family and friends are encouraged to visit as often as they can, a family day is organised each month for residents and their visitors to socialise in a festive setting. Light meals and tea and coffee are sold.
At August’s event, vetkoek with mince was enjoyed by all.
Patricia Mokoena with her two daughters, Kholeka and Nomandla Mokoena.
Doreen Calder with her daughter Jenny Fraser (left), John Fraser (son-in-law) and grandson Malcolm.
Resident Aisla Lee with Esther van Metzingel, Sylvia Peterson, residents Heather Abrams and Donald Cochrane, Grace Crington and Dave Stuart. Esther, Sylvia and Grace are Donald’s sisters and Dave is a friend to everyone.
Cecelia Rottcher and Lesley Nuyten (MODA residents). Cecelia is a new resident and Lesley works in the laundry.
Resident Marieta Hyde tucks into her vetkoek with mince.
Lunchtime after a fun morning spent with family and friends.
