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A dream come true at Lambano

A long-time dream has come true for Lambano Sanctuary.

August 1, 2013

Melissa Hart Less than a minute

Dany Lamesch (Naledi Projects Luxembourg, left) and Lyn Croote (Lambano Sanctuary executive director) cut the ribbon and officially open the new section of the hospice/step down facility.

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The hospice/step down facility at Lambano Sanctuary in Wychwood was recently upgraded to an 18-bed facility thanks to help from Naledi Projects Luxembourg and the Luxembourg government. At the re-launch of the hospice are, from left: Dany Lamesch (Naledi Projects Luxembourg), Michéle Clarke (ward 20 councillor) and Myriam Backes (Naledi Projects Luxembourg).

Dany Lamesch (Naledi Projects Luxembourg, left) and Lyn Croote (Lambano Sanctuary executive director) cut the ribbon and officially open the new section of the hospice/step down facility.

One of the bedrooms in the new section of the hospice/step down facility at Lambano Sanctuary.

Lyn Croote, the executive director of Lambano Sanctuary, thanks all those involved in making the upgrade of the hospice/step down facility a reality. Photo: File Image

The special treatment room which has been set up in the Lambano Sanctuary hospice/step down facility.

The happy Lambano Sanctuary staff sing for the guests.

One of the bedrooms in the hospice.

A prayer for Lambano.

Dany Lamesch.

August 1, 2013

Melissa Hart Less than a minute

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