The Msindo family of Mamolweni officially received the keys to their new home today in a handover ceremony led by Eastern Cape MEC for Social Development, Bukiwe Fanta, marking a life-changing moment for the household.
Background
The initiative was a joint effort between government departments and the New Jesus Apostolic Church in Zion. The project aimed to provide the Msindo family with a safe, dignified home while also addressing their immediate needs with furniture and food support.
Key Moments
During the handover, MEC Bukiwe Fanta emphasised the importance of partnerships in tackling social challenges and improving living conditions for vulnerable families.
The atmosphere in Mamolweni was filled with celebration as community members witnessed the unveiling of the new house, a symbol of hope and collaboration.
Impact on Community
The new home not only transforms the lives of the Msindo family but also sets an example of how government, faith-based organisations, and communities can work together to improve livelihoods. The initiative reflects a broader effort to bring services directly to the people under the #IinkonzoEbantwini campaign.
Impact Summary
- Msindo family in Mamolweni receives a fully furnished home.
- Handover led by MEC Bukiwe Fanta, Department of Social Development.
- Partnership between government and New Jesus Apostolic Church in Zion.
- Furniture and food parcels provided alongside the house.
- Initiative demonstrates effective community-government collaboration.
