Staff Reporter
THE 064 Motorcycle Club spent the weekend supporting vulnerable members of the Erongo community, delivering food parcels to elderly residents in Arandis and donating groceries and other essential items to Tears of Hope Children’s Home in Mondesa, Swakopmund.
The club visited 10 elderly residents in Arandis, taking food parcels directly to their homes after recognising that many were unable to travel because of age-related challenges.
Members said the door-to-door initiative was aimed at bringing both practical support and companionship to elderly residents who are unable to drive, walk long distances or have limited mobility and eyesight.
Photos: 064 MCC Namibia
The club said even small acts of kindness can have a lasting impact and thanked everyone who contributed to making the outreach possible.
The weekend of giving also included a visit to Tears of Hope Children’s Home in Mondesa, Swakopmund, where the club donated groceries and other basic necessities to assist the facility.
Club members spent time with the children and expressed appreciation for the work being done by the home’s caregivers.
The 064 Motorcycle Club thanked all donors and supporters whose contributions made both initiatives possible, saying community partnerships continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.
