Help homeless Amanzimtoti pensioners
Also read: Homeless residents still on streets
The organisation's Alta Erasmus is asking for donations on their behalf so that they can rent an affordable room. One of them is disabled and uses a wheelchair.
'It has been five nights now of them sleeping in the car, and so far we have only received one donation towards this. Every little bit will help, they need a small hand-up,' said Erasmus.
Erasmus can be contacted on 072 801 0746.
Banking details to deposit donations:
Hearts of Toti
FNB account number: 62897327344
Branch Code: 250655 (Universal).
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