Lobatse charity centre holds Open day

Monday, February 24, 2014

LOBATSE: Botswana Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation (BAPR), a non-profit organisation in Lobatse, on Saturday saw it fitting to hold an open day for the public as a way of contributing to the positive enhancement of the community of Lobatse.

The day was also held to raise awareness and reach out to the community by sensitizing them about the services the centre offers.

The organisation offers any form of assistant, be it in accommodation or food for orphans, vulnerable children, people living with mental illness and also gives palliative care for people living with HIV/AIDS in Lobatse.

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Lobatse charity centre holds Open day

LOBATSE: Botswana Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation (BAPR), a non-profit organisation in Lobatse, on Saturday saw it fitting to hold an open day for the public as a way of contributing to the positive enhancement of the community of Lobatse.

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