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Rotary aims at improving health

Community gets care during the Rotary family health days.

April 9, 2014

Melissa Hart and Leigh Hodgson Less than a minute

Members of the Boksburg Lake, Johannesburg East and Edenvale Rotary Clubs worked hard at the Wannenberg Clinic, in Primrose, during the Rotary Family Health Days, from April 2 to 4.

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Non-profit organisation Shout-It-Now, based in Meadowdale, helped out during the Rotary Family Health Days, at the Wannenberg Clinic, in Primrose, from April 2 to 4. The organisation renders HIV and TB education and testing.

WKO (Working Kknowledge International) assisted during the Rotary Family Health Days, at the Wannenberg Clinic, in Primrose. The members of the Boksburg Lake, Johannesburg East and Edenvale Rotary Clubs (pictured) thanked WKP for the assistance.

Shibu (6, back) and Boyboy (4) Mkhangmala, and Zama Sithole (2), visited the Klopper Park Clinic during the Rotary Health Days, to receive their immunisations.

John Anticevich (left) and Jim Rankin, from the Rotary Club of the Knights Pendragon, were at the Klopper Park Clinic, during the Rotary Family Health Days, from April 2 to 4. Members of the Bedfordview Rotary Club also assisted at the site.

Young Pearl Mkhangmala (10) learnt about the benefits of good nutrition, at the Rotary Family Health Days, held at the Klopper Park Clinic, from April 2 to 4.

Members of the Boksburg Lake, Johannesburg East and Edenvale Rotary Clubs worked hard at the Wannenberg Clinic, in Primrose, during the Rotary Family Health Days, from April 2 to 4.

April 9, 2014

Melissa Hart and Leigh Hodgson Less than a minute

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