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Open Hearts Network donates exercise books to Mwayi Primary School

Speaking after donating the items, the group’s Public Relations Officer Takondwa Velemu said the donation was part of the goal of the group which is reaching out to different people who are in need. 

She said OHN members felt it very important to join hands in boosting learners at the school with the writing materials. 

“At OHN as our motto suggests, we believe that sharing is caring. We are here to make this donation in support of Mwana Alembe Project which aims at making a difference to learners by providing them with various materials” she said.

OHN members donating writing materials to students

On his part, Mwayi Primary School Headmaster, Mac Lennan Kengere commended the youth group for the good gesture.

“We are very thankful for this donation. As teachers, we are aware that many children do not have enough materials as things are now expensive such that many parents are finding it hard to provide these writing materials to their children. 

“We do not take this for granted because the donated materials will make a difference,” Kengere said.

Meanwhile, the grouping is calling on other stakeholders to join hands with it so that it can reach out to many beneficiaries.

The donation was made possible with generous support from members of the group.

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