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Hirsch Lyons girls spread the joy

23 girls from Hirsch Lyons Girls’ High School in Johannesburg took part in an intensive training programme.

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RAELLA CARR

Last week, 23 girls from Hirsch Lyons Girls’ High School in Johannesburg took part in an intensive training programme focused on training people of all ages to become “Care Clowns”, equipping them with the necessary tools and support required to go into children’s hospitals to spend time with the children and cheer them up.

The programme is co-ordinated by Nicola Jackman, of the UPliftment programme, dedicated to spreading joy.


PHOTOGRAPH: JENNY BRAUN

Back: Adina Sieff; Sara Goldfein; Gila Levin; Ayala Sackstein; Tamar Bender; Talli Goldberg; Daniella Slasky; Rivka Berelowitz; Tamar Levy; and Elisehva Bome. Front: Rachel Fihrer; Odeleyah Ozeri; Batsheva Goldfein; Gila Odes; Dina Josselsohn; Daniella Paslovsky; Nicola Jackman (co-ordinator); Chevi Lits; Yakira Snoyman; Tali Sieff; Miri Goldfein; Elisheva Ozeri; and Natalia Klein.


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