Picture: SAPS members visit Huis Harmony Old-Age Home/Supplied
By KEDIBONE MOLAETSI
27 January 2026- The police in Namakwa District together with Employee Health Wellness (EHW) and members from Auxiliary Services visited Huis Harmony, an old age home with 42 elderly residents. The visit was as a gesture of appreciation and respect for the wisdom and perseverance of the senior citizens.
The Namakwa District police spokesperson, Captain Ivan Magerman said the event commenced with a prayer session led by Pastor Marsha Baard, setting a dignified tone for the day. Magerman said the SAPS members then shared moments of joy with the residents, serving refreshments and engaging in light entertainment.
“Radio NFM joined the occasion, capturing the stories of the elderly and broadcasting them to the wider community, ensuring their voices and experiences are heard and celebrated. A special message was delivered by the District Commissioner, Brigadier Schalk Andrews who stated that, it is a great honour for us to be with you today at Home Harmony.
“Their wisdom, their life experiences and their perseverance are treasures beyond measure. As SAPS, we wish to express our appreciation and respect. With this small gesture of gratitude, the offering of necessities and a bit of entertainment, we want to remind you that you never stand alone,” he said.
Meanwhile, Andrews said their beloved elders are the foundation of the community and they carry them in their hearts. He said may this day bring them joy and may their togetherness strengthen them all.
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