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Lewis joins Circle of Hope

Posted by Typesetter | Sep 2, 2016 | Community and Culture

The next Circle of Hope training session, scheduled for 17 September and conducted by the Cancer Association of Namibia, is supported with a very generous N$50,000 contribution from well-known household furnisher, Lewis Stores. General Manager of Lewis Stores, Mr Oliphant, had the honour of giving the funds to Cancer Association CEO, Rolf Hansen. Circle of Hope trains volunteers who support cancer patients and their families with counselling.

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