Vodafone’s Technology Department lend a helping hand at St Joseph’s Home
Vodafone Malta’s Technology department recently gave a helping hand at St. Joseph Children’s Home, St. Venera.
The department, comprised of over 100 employees, were divided into teams each with a different set of tasks to complete. Tasks included cleaning of the meeting rooms’ windows and floor, washing of stairs & corridors, clearing rabble and construction material from Dar Depiro Annex, painting of corridors, corridor beams and the kitchen/living room of the Independent Living Area, as well as cooking for the residents.
The team did a marvellous job and Fr. Frankie Cini, the director home, commented on their care and attention to detail throughout the day.
- July 2, 2015 No comments Posted in: Volunteers Tags: St Joseph Children's Home, Vodafone
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