Father Ngema: Finding a home at the Care Centre
In 2019, Father Sylvester Tusaninkosi Ngema described what care, community and prayer at the Care Centre meant to him.
mehrIn 2019, Father Sylvester Tusaninkosi Ngema described what care, community and prayer at the Care Centre meant to him.
mehrThe Care Centre social worker helped a grandmother and six grandchildren with food, documents and access to school.
mehrLucas lived apart from his family. The home care team continued to visit him, offering practical care and human kindness.
mehrIt is our great pleasure to introduce you to our two youngest children from the children's home: The twin girls were born in December 2018 and have been with us at the children's home since 13…
mehrDuring the journey through the slums, Father Gerhard and his brother are confronted with pure poverty.
mehrMaresi Rehder remembers Lakhiwe’s shy smile, his small gestures and the comfort he found at the Children’s Home.
mehrIn 2018, two people described how the hospice gave them care, reassurance and time to talk.
mehrTraining opened a career in nursing for Nomusa Nxumalo. She went on to support people receiving HIV treatment.
mehrMvelo arrived at the Care Centre very ill. Regular treatment gave him strength for school, play and everyday life.
mehrIn 2017, two patients described how the hospice supported them and their families through difficult times.
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