The Malta Police Force, along with members from other disciplined forces, participated in the yearly initiative organised by the Ministry for Home Affairs, Security, Reforms and Equality.
The initiative saw the members of the disciplined forces donate food and other essential items to vulnerable groups within society including children’s homes, domestic violence shelters and immigrant shelters amongst others.
Well done to all!
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The Lidl Malta team came together this Christmas to make many wishes of children patients come true!
The team handpicked, with meticulous care, over 260 gifts to fulfil these said wishes from six different organisations, which included Puttinu Cares, the Karl Vella Foundation and the Equal Partners Foundation.
Through their Wishing Tree Initiative, Lidl Malta will be making this festive season all the more jolly for many young boys and girls struggling with health issues.
‘We’re immensely proud of our team’s heartwarming gestures and thrilled to have brought smiles to these adorable faces during this special time of year’, wrote the team.
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Last year’s Malta Eurovision Song Contest winners and representatives released a holiday themed version of their hit ‘Dance (Our Own Party)’ – and we’re all for it!
Switching around some of the lyrics, the trio turned iconic lines such as ‘do you wanna dance’ into ‘do you wanna sleigh’ (a play on ‘slay’ and ‘sleigh’ of course) or ‘Santa’s on his way’.
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They even turned the line ‘I feel better in my sweater’ into ‘I feel better, Christmas sweater’. The jam still keeps the beloved saxophone instrumental, making it more appropriate for this holiday season.
What do you think of this new version?
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St Michael School (Pembroke)’s choir, led by Ms Faye Micallef-Grimaud, dedicated their first term to preparing Christmas carols for a heartwarming initiative.
With Christmas approaching soon, they brought cheer to elderly homes and children’s wards at Mater Dei by singing, distributing Christmas gifts and spreading joy within their community.
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On World Children’s Day, students of St Michael generously contributed funds to support this initiative. The choir, fuelled by these donations, procured delightful gifts for both children and the elderly.
‘The sight of elderly residents and children facing health challenges dancing and singing along to festive carols was truly heartening’, said Ms Micallef-Grimaud.
‘This initiative aimed at bringing joy to those facing challenging times during the holidays season.’
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