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Waterfall News

A message from

WATERFALL

A lthough the current global pandemic continues

to take a toll on the economy, and the health
and mental wellbeing of many, it has been
so encouraging to see people come together
to show their support for those most vulnerable.

At Waterfall, we are proud to say the lockdown has
also brought out the best in our community, with the
Waterfall Donation Drive being a great example. The drive
is providing food and essential items to needy families,
and we have been delighted by the generosity of our
Waterfall employees and residents in donating towards
this initiative. you can read all about the campaign in
a featured article in this month’s magazine, which also
provides the details of how to make further donations,
as the drive is ongoing and still has crucial work to do.

Parents have also been taking strain during the
lockdown, with home schooling now the new norm.
you can read about how Curro Waterfall is managing
the crisis, and is using innovation to create protective
face shields, to support the fight against the pandemic!
Curro has been remarkably effective in moving lessons
online and helping its community adapt to the change.
statement. All services are operational and their office
Its teachers have recorded a vast number of lessons and hours are the same as before, so do pop in if need be.
the school has shared parental guidelines to help kids get
the most out of their days. some parents have formed We also have advice from Psg Wealth on how it is still
tutoring groups where each day one parent is responsible possible to achieve long-term financial goals
for the group’s learning for that day, easing the load for even in times of turmoil, by focusing
everyone. The switch has inspired a rethink and triggered on the factors you can control.
some innovations that will remain in place even when the
lockdown ends, turning the crisis into an opportunity. Then for some light relief, you can read the article from
Cipla about The Lockline - a show featuring comedians,
With the lockdown likely to stay in place for some time, as life coaches, trying to guide us through this new
it is important to show solidarity and support our local world. Laughter is an essential part of life, although
businesses during this period, to ensure they can survive. there is still a serious message behind the jokes.
One of our articles this month highlights some of the
Waterfall restaurants that are now open for deliveries Finally, our article from Netcare this month focuses
and collections. That is a great way to break the endless on the Coronavirus. This is a good read because it
routine of conjuring up yet another home-cooked meal! presents some facts from a doctor’s perspective,
so please do take a read and stay safe.
The COJ’s Waterfall Customer service Centre at Waterfall
Wilds is also open again, which is good news for everyone until next month, keep well everyone.
who has queries regarding their monthly rates and Taxes Waterfall Management

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