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.
SANCA Wedge Gardens toasted its nursing staff recently for the excellent job they did in caring for their substance abuse…
Sue Prior, Rand Aid’s Community Care Co-ordinator, and her team have found a way to involve village residents in meaningful…
Inyoni Creek Retirement Village residents celebrated Heritage Day on September 24 the traditional way – with a bring-and-braai at the…
On Friday, February 14, in true Inyoni Creek style, the village’s Functions Committee and its Naked Chefs joined forces to…
After a leaking wall left Tarentaal Village’s dam nearly empty and bereft of life, plans were put in place to…
Inyoni Creek resident Eddie Nicholas kindly donated 100 masks to Rand Aid Association for its staff members on May 6….
With Thembalami Care Centre and Max Ordman Deaf Association residents unable to go on their usual weekly shopping trips, staff…
For 12 years, the Inyoni Angels have been part of the lives of the residents of Thembalami Care Centre in…
With her diverse legal background, including academic and corporate experience, as well as international administrative roles; her empathy for people;…
Thembalami Care Centre resident Doreen Calder’s (94) day was made on May 8 when her daughter Jenny Fraser visited. Although…
Wearing Christmas hats and eating feasts in mid-summer does not appeal to everyone, which is why many South Africans opt…
While many seniors are intimidated by constantly evolving technology – from computers and laptops to smartphones and tablets, apps, social…
Inyoni Creek’s residents thoroughly enjoyed their bring and share braai at the clubhouse on Sunday, 18 September. About 30 residents…
A beautiful sleeper wood cross stands proudly outside the Tarentaal Village chapel. It was crafted in the George Green Men’s…
When Thembalami Care Centre and Max Ordman Deaf Association residents and staff were asked to dress in red and white…
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