By Shaffie A Mtambo
The Department of Immigration’s Central Regional Immigration Office Women Welfare team paid a visit to the Malingunde Resource Centre for the Blind, bringing joy and essential items to the students.
Led by welfare officer Allan Nambera, the team donated a range of items, including maize flour, sugar, soft drinks, cooking oil, clothing, soap, and sanitary materials.
The initiative aimed to interact with the visually impaired children, uplift their spirits, and provide support to the school.
Nambera emphasized that the donation was not only about providing material goods but also about fostering a culture of compassion and responsibility within the Immigration Department.
“We want to show these children that they are not alone and that we care about their well-being.By supporting their daily needs, we hope to make a positive impact on their lives and help them reach their full potential”Nambera explained
The school’s administrator, Vincent Manthanki, expressed gratitude for the visit and donation, highlighting the significance of such gestures in the lives of the students.
“This visit has brought immense joy to our children, and we appreciate the Immigration Department’s commitment to giving back to the community,” Manthanki said.
The Malingunde Resource Centre for the Blind currently supports 64 students, providing them with a tailored learning environment to meet their unique needs.
The welfare team, comprising female officers and spouses of male officers, including the wife of Deputy Commissioner Paul Sankhulani, demonstrated the department’s commitment to social responsibility.
