The real life fairy godmothers
Stepping in and making a positive difference to the lives of vulnerable people can be hugely rewarding. But, of course, there’s no such thing as waving a magic wand to make things happen – it takes commitment, courage, and a broad mind to get through the toughest challenges. Here we talk to three women who saw where help was urgently needed, and made a decision to get involved. Their work has been life-changing, life-affirming and, in some cases, even life-saving. So with the season of peace and goodwill upon us, it’s the perfect time to discover the real-life fairy godmothers...
‘Over 600 homeless people attend our socials’
THE STREET ANGEL
Kerry Hoffman, 36, lives in Sea Point and works for her family’s food-distribution company, CNC Products.
