Mayoress donates to the elderly

The donation was made from the Mayor’s Cheer Fund to try and lessen the burden of the elderly who were caring for the orphans. Mrs Masunda said the Mayor’s Cheer Fund expected to assist 86 homes this year.

“Almost every year we get a list from councillors of people in need and we are hoping to assist 86 homes this year,” she said.
Some of the institution that have so far received support included Harare Children’s Home, Chinyaradzo and Danai Children’s Home among others.

“The problem that we are facing in assisting the elderly people is lack of volunteers to work and reach out to these people,” she said.
“We need more volunteers.”

She said the Mayor’s Cheer Fund was also assisting 12 children with fees.
“We paid about US$6 000 this term for 12 children that we are assisting for five years. Four girls are now at university and in their final year now while the rest are still at primary and secondary school level,” Mrs Masunda said.

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