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Laugh a lot, and when you're older,
all your wrinkles
will be in the right places ...

Put the twinkle back into an old person’s eyes: support TAFTA today. Knowing that you care puts a smile on our old folks’ faces – and in their hearts.

Instead of counting the years, count your blessings. See things differently. Act with kindness. Hold someone’s hand – whether it’s little and dimpled or wrinkled and shaking – to cross the street. Appreciate the simple things ... it’s the rain on his face and the sunshine on his skin that a bedridden old man misses most.

Love those who love you; tell them so. Take good care of yourself ... and please, help us care for Durban’s elderly.

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NEWS & EVENTS

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A visit from the ‘Lizard Lady’

The “Lizard Lady” Julie Graham visited Athena Cultural Club on the 26th January 2010.
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Helping healing reuniting

There’s nothing better than a ‘happy ending’ in a movie – or better still in real life as Charles Hodgkinson’s story proves ...
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Christmas cheer festivities and friendship

Goodwill came packaged in delicious three-course meals over December thanks to the generous sponsors of TAFTA’s annual Christmas lunches for pensioners ...
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Promoting understanding of dementia

As part of its awareness-raising efforts TAFTA aimed to promote the rights of people with dementia – and our message was well received in Amaoti ...
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Buy healthy nuts, seeds, biltong and dried fruit packs online now – and help our aged at the same time! [more]

Mission
To alleviate distress and promote the well-being of aged persons