HUMANITARIAN AID POURING IN FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS AND REFUGEES AT MALINDZA RECEPTION CENTRE

 


The Malindza reception centre, which houses asylum seekers and refugees, received a significant donation of humanitarian aid this afternoon. The donation was made possible through the Lamakhosini Foundation, a charitable organization founded by Her Majesty's Correctional Service Commissioner General, LaMakhosini Phindile Dlamini.

Commissioner General Dlamini, who celebrated her birthday today, chose to mark the occasion by giving back to the community. She visited the Malindza reception centre, where she presented the young girls with a range of essential items, including sanitary pads, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, roll-on's, storybooks, soccer balls, clothes, and toys.

Speaking at the event, Commissioner General Dlamini emphasized the importance of resilience and self-care, telling the young girls, "I understand that you are not here by choice, but I want to assure you that no situation is permanent, the situation will pass." She encouraged them to remember their worth and take care of themselves, saying, "You are special, and you must look after yourselves."

The donation was warmly received by Refugees Commissioner Zanele Mlambo, who thanked the Lamakhosini Foundation for their kindness and generosity. Commissioner Mlambo described the Malindza reception centre as "a home away from home" and expressed her gratitude for the foundation's efforts in bringing hope to the young women residing at the centre.

In addition to Commissioner Dlamini's donations, the Reception Centre received another generous contribution yesterday. Local philanthropist Nonhlanhla Dlamini donated 70 live chickens, an effort that is expected to enhance food security for the residents. Camp Manager Bongekile Mamba thanked Dlamini for her thoughtful gesture and encouraged others to follow her lead in supporting the refugee community.

The humanitarian efforts at Malindza reception centre illustrate the power of collective action and compassion in addressing the needs of vulnerable populations. As support continues to pour in, both from organizations and individuals, the resilience and hope of asylum seekers and refugees at the centre are being strengthened, ensuring they feel valued and cared for in a challenging time.











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