Hot Cares steps in to support San Michele Home

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This week Hot Cares is stepping in to support San Michele Home, a compassionate non-profit organisation dedicated to providing sanctuary and care for over 200 residents in need.

With a focus on both professional support and a nurturing family environment, San Michele serves as a lifelong home for many who have been abandoned.

Central to their mission is the provision of over 660 daily meals. However, the aging infrastructure poses a significant challenge. The home's two large electrical pots, critical for meal preparation, are over 30 years old. Recently, one of these pots has malfunctioned beyond repair, severely limiting the kitchen's ability to serve meals.

This is how Hot Cares is extending assistance to address this urgent issue.
4 Mar 2024 English South Africa Non-Profit · Non-Profit

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