Shining the Spotlight on Safe Driving

For years, Ntokozo lived in various old age homes, receiving minimal care and stimulation and surrounded by people twice his age. He developed contractures in his right had and suffered from severe depression. A new home at LITTLE EDEN In 2024, after years of uncertainty and hardship, Ntokozo found a new home at LITTLE EDEN and his life began to change. With the right care and support, he regained cognitive abilities, learning to read, write and engage in conversation. But what made the most impact was receiving a motorized wheelchair, which gave him a newfound sense of freedom and independence something he had long been denied. With this new independence, Ntokozo began to reconnect with the world. His love of music, sharp sense of humor and bond with therapy animals like dogs and horses, brought joy back into his life. He no longer just existed; he began to live again, discovering new ways to enjoy life and connect with others. Safe driving isn’t just about following the rules Ntokozo’s story is a powerful reminder of the devastating impact of motor accidents. One moment of inattention or recklessness on the road can change lives in an instant. Safe driving isn’t just about following the rules. It’s about protecting lives and preventing tragedies such as Ntokozo’s." Support LITTLE EDEN and help us continue helping residents like Ntokozo continue living fulfilling and independent lives.