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A pattern for compassion

19/04/2008

MILLHAVEN residents have joined a knitting circle for babies that have been born with HIV/AIDS in Africa.
In order to help, many women have been eagerly knitting jumpers for the tiny babies inflicted with the deadly virus. More than 50 garments will be given to the Anglican Church to be posted. Millhaven ladies say collecting the colourful jumpers has been an effortless mission of compassion.

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