As we all face the various emotional and financial implications of Covid-19 have you for a single moment thought of what is must be like to be poor and physically or intellectually disabled? Orion Organisation NPC shares some insights with us.
We recently chatted to Veronica Pronk, Marketing & Fund Development Manager of Orion Organisation based in Atlantis in the Western Cape around the various measures they have had to put into place to be able to keep their residents and clients safe.
Not only do they offer a full residential care to over 80 clients, but also a Children’s and Adult Day Care facility and a complete Work Centre. All of which have been differently affected.
Should you wish to connect with Veronica Pronk please email her on [email protected] or visit http://www.orionorganisation.org/
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