Al Ansaar Outreach Department Visits Durban Coastal Mental Health Clinic on Nelson Mandela Day

On Nelson Mandela Day, the Al Ansaar Outreach Department dedicated their 67 minutes of community service to the patients at the Durban Coastal Mental Health Clinic. This visit was a heartfelt gesture to honour Nelson Mandela’s legacy of compassion and community service.

The team from Al Ansaar arrived at the clinic with a mission to bring warmth and comfort to the patients. They distributed fresh hot food and water, ensuring that everyone at the clinic received a nourishing meal. The act of sharing a meal created a sense of community and provided a moment of respite for the patients.

Nelson Mandela Day is a global movement that encourages individuals and organizations to spend at least 67 minutes doing something good for others, symbolizing the 67 years Nelson Mandela spent fighting for social justice. Al Ansaar’s choice to visit the Durban Coastal Mental Health Clinic reflects their commitment to supporting vulnerable members of society and spreading kindness.

The outreach event was not only about providing physical sustenance but also about offering emotional support. The patients appreciated the visit, and the interaction with the Al Ansaar team brought smiles and a sense of belonging.

Al Ansaar’s visit to the Durban Coastal Mental Health Clinic on Nelson Mandela Day exemplifies the spirit of ubuntu—humanity towards others. It serves as a reminder that small acts of kindness can make a significant impact and that every effort counts in building a compassionate and inclusive society.