The Association for Abandoned Animals shelter housed 269 animals in 2024 – 265 dogs and 4 cats were found a loving home.
‘This was certainly not an easy thing, considering that most of them came in the worst shape and needing immediate medical care, and that the large majority of them were all large sized ones’, the AAA explained.
AAA shared some photos of the pets at their new homes with their loving owners, to show the big difference this would make in the animals’ lives.
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Melita employees from the Commercial and Customer Experience teams recently volunteered to help children resident at Dar Sagra Familja.
The home, run by Fondazzjoni Sebħ, provides shelter to children who cannot live with their natural families, also offering psychological and therapeutic assistance. Working alongside the sisters and care workers, the employees helped to clean, declutter and redecorate rooms, improving the living conditions for the residents.
“We are pleased to see our colleagues come together to support such a worthy cause,” said Harald Roesch, CEO of Melita Limited. “This initiative aligns with Melita’s values of encouraging teamwork and community engagement. The collaboration and dedication shown by our team highlight the positive difference we can make together.”
“The assistance provided by Melita’s team has made a substantial difference in the lives of the children and the overall environment of our home,” said Abigail Grima, Home Manager Dar Sagra Familja at Fondazzjoni Sebħ. “The work carried out was labour intensive and particularly challenging for our sisters, so the support received was invaluable and truly appreciated.”
The recent project at Dar Sagra Familja is part of Melita’s continuing commitment to support the community including providing support and encouragement to employees who wish to volunteer.
As part of the company’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) pillars, Melita provides community service leave to every employee.
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The Malta Police Force has reported that the are surrounding Ghajn Tuffieha Tower, Mgarr, has been completely closed off to the public due to significant safety risks.
The structure and surrounding area are at risk of collapsing, the police reported, making it dangerous to access.
‘We urge everyone to respect the barriers and signage for their safety’, the statement ended, with police thanking the public for their future cooperation.
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Edward Camilleri Street in Mellieha has just had unique pencil shaped bollards installed in a busy area frequented by many school children.
‘Following ideas from residents, discussions within the Council, and advice from Transport Malta, we implemented measures to reduce speed and improve safety through the installation of bollards and rumble strips’, explained mayor Gabriel Micallef.
Micallef thanked the contractors for providing the unique type of bollards, installed for the first time in Malta.
What do you think of these bollards?
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