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The SABAT Bursary Fund will assist Kabelo with R60 000 towards the outstanding costs not covered by NSFAS, enabling him to start his medical studies at Wits without financial stress. The Good Morning Angels Fund will assist Kabelo with a further R40 000 to cover living expenses and food during his first year of medical studies at Wits.

6 Feb English South Africa Non-Profit

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