Chapman host Golf Day

challenged people and they also care for physically challenged minors. Salome Cassandra Nziramasanga, the St Giles marketing manager, said they want to refurbish some beds at the centre.

“Hole advertisements are pegged at US$25 while banners will be going for US$50. Last year the golf day targeted to raise about US$12 000 which was supposed to help in buying physiotherapy equipment.
“The golf day is an annual event and we are upgrading beds which is in need of maintenance,” said Nziramasanga.

 

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