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The conversation takes a quieter, more reflective turn as Frank describes his two-decade connection to Dar tal-Providenza — a Catholic residential care institution for people with physical and intellectual disabilities. For 18 years, Frank has played volleyball there; for the past three, he has been part of an organised annual volleyball marathon that has grown from 20–40 participants to over 90. He speaks about the experience of entering the residential home not with pity but with genuine admiration for the lives being lived there. There is something in the simplicity and joy of that environment, Frank says, that recalibrates his sense of proportion every year. In a career spent building brands and managing egos, Dar tal-Providenza is the place that reminds him that happiness doesn't require any of that.
Frank Zammit has been playing volleyball at Dar tal-Providenza for 18 years, and for the past three years has participated in their charity marathon.
Stepping inside Dar tal-Providenza, you realise how uncomplicated joy can be. Frank describes the annual volleyball marathon as one of the most grounding experiences of his year — a reminder that ambition and meaning are not the same thing.
The Dar tal-Providenza volleyball charity marathon attracted over 90 participants, growing from an initial group of 20–40 people.
