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The Roxy Davis Foundation changes peoples lives by improving their mental and physical well being through ocean-based therapy programmes.
She says they want to make the ocean accessible to all South Africans, those that can afford it and those that can't.
This includes the able-bodied and those that have a physical or intellectual disability, and those suffering or being challenged with mental health problems, cancer, terminal illness, PTSD, Depression, eating disorders, anxiety disorders.
Roxy's motto is that everyone is welcome and she chats to Refilwe Moloto about the strides they have made.
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