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Torah Academy recycling honours the late Hugo Paluch

The children of Torah Academy Nursery School have adopted recycling in honour of Hugo Paluch, a Yeshiva College student who died after a goal post at Yeshiva College fell on him.

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In mid-2016, Paluch noticed the recyclers in the north-eastern suburbs, and was in the process of putting in place an upliftment project for them just prior to his death. The project, now called Hugo’s Greenhood, continues Paluch’s vision of upliftment through waste management.

Torah Academy’s beneficiary is Lindani Mnga (pictured with the children), who is now able to feed and educate his own children by selling recycled items such as plastic, old metal, computers, and stationery.

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