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What we provide for the Community

Angels Care provides the kind of help which creates an environment of healing where hope thrives. We provide for the holistic care and optimal growth of children from indigent homes in the greater Howick area of KwaZulu-Natal. We do this by addressing the basic needs of children and ensuring their access to healthcare, a quality education and other human services. Our services include Education, Food Security for Children, Youth Development, Community Outreach and Crisis Care. The White Door and Crisis Centre assists survivors of Gender-Based Violence, Rape and Abuse.

Education

We believe that without access to a high quality education there can never be social upliftment.

HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION

We run a pre-school for 110 children between the ages of 3 and 5, a Bridging Class for 10 children, as well as an Aftercare program.

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Nutrition

We run a weekly feeding program that provides food for approximately 510 children.

WHOLESOME MEALS

During the week 160 children receive daily meals and every Saturday morning 510 children flock to the Centre to enjoy their sandwiches, fruit and yoghurt.

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Crisis Centre

Assistance is offered for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, abuse and neglect.

ASSISTANCE

In order to assist our patients we employ a full time social worker, nurse and community care givers.

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Our Core Values

Christian centred values which will ensure that all children in our care are treated with dignity and love, are at the core of what directs our actions:

Faith – Through our spiritual belief and trust in God, we will have confidence in what we hope for and assurance that ultimately we will prevail.

Integrity – We will live our lives in an open, fair, responsible and honest fashion. We will hold each other accountable to their commitments as well as be accountable for what we commit to.

Partnership – We will work together for the common good of the children we serve and will commit to good relationships with each other and our constituency in the promotion of effective teamwork.

Discipline – Our actions will be based on trust and positive expectations within a set of sensible and mutually agreed boundaries and we will be diligent in consistently maintaining and measuring our progress towards attaining what we set out to accomplish in terms of our mission and vision.

Diversity – We are committed to serving the needs of all children who are impoverished physically, mentally or spiritually, especially those who may have been physically or mentally abused.

Respect – We treat each other at every level in every circumstance with human dignity. This includes those we serve as well as our partners.

Courage – We will face every challenge encountered with determination and conviction. We will not give into doubts created by futility, expediency, timidity or comfort. Simply said we will prevail.

Empowerment – We will strive to find creative ways to help all stakeholders resolve their own problems and assume positions of leadership in order to make a positive contribution to our society. In this way we will promote change in poverty stricken communities and hold local citizens accountable to the communities in which they live in order to ensure long-term sustainability and success of all our programmes.

Impact – Ultimately our success is based on the positive impact we are able to have in improving the lives of the constituencies we serve. We will monitor and measure our results – where we are successful we will enhance and improve, where we are unsuccessful we will redevelop, redeploy and redesign for success.