In Maandagshoek the volunteer group of community carers from the Mabaso community care centre continues to attend to the various social and health needs of individuals and families in the community. They feel the hospitals get over-crowded resulting in a lack of attention to individuals. The residents generally feel that one of the most important things that could be done in the community to improve the health situation would be more accessible communal taps. They would also like more gardens to cultivate vegetables – "We wish government can help us in terms of providing food daily so that we can cook food for our orphans." They also claim the water is unsafe for human consumption. In addressing health issues, residents see the need for a clinic as the most important in Rammolutsi: "Most of our people, especially the pregnant women, they are afraid to attend the far away clinics. So I think all of the sections should have their own clinics. Our people must encourage their kids to attend the clinics." Residents in Sebokeng feel that health services offered by the clinics and hospitals in the region are not good; "… some of the patients they are running from the clinics because they said they don't get good services." One resident claims: "I do visit the hospitals and clinics and I can see that these people are sick but without help. For example, when you get to the hospitals, people die on the chairs because of lack of special attention. They even discharge very sick people. And you can see the patient is very sick but gets no special attention." Another confirms: "… in the hospital they don't work, you can go there early in the morning at about 06h00 but without help, no medications, they hardly attend to our concerns."