Germiston City News

Germiston Cluster’s Women’s Network and Red Cross join forces

Helping to feed those in need.

Capt Mari Bodenstein (back) and Sac Amanda Podges hand plates to the women and children coming for lunch outside the Primrose Methodist Church as part of the relief offered to the victims of the recent xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

Meals for those affected by the xenophobic attacks.

On Wednesday, last week, Sac Amanda Podges (left) and Capt Mari Bodenstein from the Germiston women’s network.

Pastor Paul Du Plessis (right) hands plastic gloves to volunteers from the Red Cross, who served lunch to the foreign nationals staying in the relief camp.

Women and children, all staying at the xenophobia relief camp that was set up in front of the Primrose Police Station, arrive for lunch.

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