G4S 4teen sprinter helps donate sporting equipment to visually impaired children
13 May 2011
G4S 4teen's Fanuel Kenosi spent a special day at the Mochudi Resource Centre, where he was on hand to help donate sporting equipment to the Mochudi Resource Centre. The centre provides accommodation, rehabilitation and life skills training for 61 children with visual impairments.
The event was attended by a number of high profile guests, which included the Mochudi Resource Centre Board of Directors, Kgosi Pilane, G4S Botswana Managing Director, Moraki Mokgosana and a representative from the British High Commission, Jeffrey Mathewman. The afternoon gave G4S the opportunity to officially hand over the equipment which included a full set of Goalball kit, specialist sports equipment and educational toys. The children put on entertainment for the guests while enjoying a special tea and a surprise visit from an ice cream van! During the afternoon Fanuel spent time playing football with the kids and in return they gave him a lesson inthe rules of Goal Ball.
Fanuel said: ‘I feel privileged to be able to come to this centre and spend time with these children. This is a very special place and I’m proud of my sponsor G4S for supporting such a worthwhile project.'
The Director of the centre, Sophie Moalosi thanked G4S for their support: ‘We are so grateful for the support that G4S has given this centre. By providing this specialised equipment we can offer the children an opportunity to develop in sports they haven’t had the chance to take part in before.’