President Kruger Kinderhuis Pretoria is 'n geregistreerde nie-winsgewende organisasie wat ons toespits op die versorging van kinders in 'n Afrikens Christelike milieu. Die President Kruger Kinderhuis Pretoria is gestig in 1939. Ons kinders word by ons geples met 'n hofbevel as gevolg van trauma en versorgingsverwante oorsake.

2- 17 Years- destitute and neglected children

Lerato House was established in 1998 to provide a transitional residential facility for young girls at-risk in the city centre. We seek to restore and empower young girls to take up their rightful place in society, or within their families. The programmes include: outreach services; two drop-in centres (one in the City Centre and the other in Leyds Street) ; Rebokamoso baby care centre; Lerato House shelter; Tswelelang foster home; & a second phase independent living facility. The outreach and drop-in centre serve girls and young women aged between 11 and 25 years. Rebokamoso caters for vulnerable babies aged between 0-3 years during the day At Lerato House, 70 young girls per year are supported to become re-integrated into society. This programme includes a transitional residential programme, family re-integration services, education and training support, individual counselling, life planning, and therapy. Tswelelang foster home serves a maximum of 10 children who...

Destitute, neglected and abandoned children

Othandweni Family Care Centre in Soweto is home to 30 children in the nursery and 60 children in the five cottages on the property. At this facility, Jo'burg Child Welfare provides a safe and loving environment for all of its residents by catering to their emotional, spiritual, and educational needs. We strive to provide these children with a well-balanced, stable home...

Children 3 - 18 destitute, abandoned, neglected, HIV + / or living with AIDS

We have a vision to create a safe place for children to heal and grow and our driving force for each child is to Ignite Hope for a brighter future. Be a HERO.

Bramley Children's Home is a residential care facility for traumatised and abused children. The home was established in 1960 on premises bequested by the late Mr. Bramley. The home is registered to accommodate 54 children, of all races and church denominations, and is divided into 4 cottages each accommodating between 12 - 15 children between the ages of 6 and 18. The aim is to provide a secure environment for these children, with the programme concentrating on therapy, family reunification and foster care placements, where necessary.