Meals on Wheels Noordgesig Soweto - Centurion Systems keeping the wheels turning!

Centurion Systems do it again for Meals on Wheels

sometime back Team Zodwa facilitated an Meal Packing day at Central Systems in Kya Sands and I really met some amazing people. Rene Ogden and her team donated to another project in Soweto and this time they thought of Meals and Wheels again.

So once again a huge thank you to Centurion Systems who kindly donated 450 food parcels to our beneficiaries in Noordgesig, Soweto.

It is so good to see so many familiar faces of the elderly that we have come to know and love. Fantastic to see smiles on their faces!
the Awesome Zee, from Meals on Wheels in blue MOWs shirt, standing in the centre of all the elderly ladies -  with that big colgate smile the ladies love him so he was in his element.

Zee with my own hero, Vicky Sepp Care Giver Meals on Wheels. She is a very a dedicated and passionate person, who drives and inspires me to always try to do the impossible for Meals on Wheels and when I work with such amazing people as Zee and Vicky, I am even prouder to be their SA Ambassador.!



Anthea the amazing volunteer who helps to run this project with the help of Vicky Sepp from Meals on Wheels. I had the pleasure of meeting this amazing women last year during our End Year Christmas function we had for the Elderly of Noordgesig. Keep up the amazing work you are doi Anthea and  Meals on Wheels look forward to an exciting year ahead.



all the elderly folk excited to have food to take home to their families!!


ah so many familiar faces from the christmas party and Zee surrounded
 by the elderly all holding onto their food parcels.

The elderly lining up for their food parcels, many of them look after a whole bunch of little ones while the mothers are out looking for work.



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