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Kids’ playground at the foster home

A CUT ABOVE: Ellen Fober, left, of Stichting Nemato in The Netherlands, the parent body of the Nemato Foundation in South Africa, cut the ribbon to officially hand-over a playground at the Child Welfare Cluster Foster Home in Port Alfred. With her was long-serving Child Welfare and Nemato Foundation treasurer Gunther Johannsen Picture: ROB KNOWLES
A CUT ABOVE: Ellen Fober, left, of Stichting Nemato in The Netherlands, the parent body of the Nemato Foundation in South Africa, cut the ribbon to officially hand-over a playground at the Child Welfare Cluster Foster Home in Port Alfred. With her was long-serving Child Welfare and Nemato Foundation treasurer Gunther Johannsen Picture: ROB KNOWLES

CHILDREN at the Child Welfare Cluster Foster Home in Port Alfred were overjoyed as they began to swing, climb and slide on the newly erected jungle gym, trampoline and soccer area, provided by Dutch charity organisation Stichting Nemato.

Ellen Fober from Stichting Nemato was at the foster home to help at the official opening on Monday February 27.

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