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IlseV — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 00:46:31 CDT

Abraham Kriel Kindersorg

AbrahamKriel — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 06:47:51 CDT

Abraham Kriel Childcare
Our children are from different races and both sexes and all come from desperate situations due to abuse, rejection, disappointment and deprivation. Some are clever, healthy and pretty. Some have physical or mental disabilities. Some already have to deal with the effects of HIV Aids. Some are newborn babies, others are already 18. Abraham Kriel Childcare is one of South Africa’s oldest and most respected childcare organisations. With 106 years of experience in childcare, the organisation takes the lead in numerous new developments. Therapeutic services have long been standard practice. This has been expanded first by opening specialist houses for children with complex trauma and others with special needs and most recently with the opening of an “Impact School” in an effort to ensure the healing and development of damaged children in an unthreatening environment. We really try hard to better these children’s chances of a stable, independent and purposeful life.
All these programmes can be presented in detail.

A brief history: In 1902 Reverend Abraham Kriel established Langlaagte Children’s Home, with 7 orphans in one corrugated iron building. In 1908 Maria Kloppers established Maria Kloppers Children’s Haven to care for unwanted babies. In 1979 Reverend Jan Hofmeyr and the Uniting Reformed Church established Emdeni Children’s Home in Soweto. Since 1995, satellite homes became a reality in ordinary suburbs in Johannesburg, Kemptonpark and Benoni. In 2003 we started the first HIV/AIDS home based care programme for child-headed families in Soweto in partnership with Steinhoff Africa. In the same year the Johanna Malan ECDC (adjacent to Maria Kloppers campus) came under our management to save it from closure. In 2006 the second HIV/AIDS home based care programme started in Westbury, Johannesburg. In 2006 we established specialist care for children with “complex trauma” on the Langlaagte Campus In January 2008 we started an Impact School on the Langlaagte campus for 40 children with complex trauma.
In July 2008, Abraham Kriel opened a Drop-in Centre in Zola, Soweto.

Residential care services on 3 campuses and in 7 satellite homes in ordinary suburbs (285 children between 0 and 19 years) · Emdeni Campus in Soweto with 3 houses · Maria Kloppers Campus in Observatory with a baby unit , and 3 houses · Langlaagte Campus with 11 houses offering the following Specialist Services: 5 Trauma Units for children, who suffer from complex trauma, developmental trauma and attachment disorders manifesting in difficult behaviour. They need a lot of intensive therapy and guidance with 24/7 supervision. 4 Specialist houses providing in the special needs of children with physical and mental disabilities 2 Houses as Transitional units where evaluation for suitable placement is done An “Impact School” at Langlaagte for children who do not cope in mainstream schools due to severe trauma. 40 children enjoy intensive remedial education with all the necessary patience and knowledge of their problems. The aim is to strengthen them emotionally and academically to place them back in mainstream schooling eventually. · 7 Satellite homes in communities of Benoni, Kempton Park, Mayfair, Linden, Fontainebleau, Risidale, where the less traumatised children are able to blend into their communities, enjoying as close to a normal family life as possible.

Community Care · Three programmes to benefit Aids orphans and child headed families (HIV/AIDS affected/infected)
(400 children between 0 and 19 years and 149 adults) The two home-based care programmes (in Soweto and in Westbury) receive food and donations from a communal kitchen. Social workers are stationed in offices near children’s houses/shacks/informal housing. During the coming financial year the HBC programme in Westbury will be gradually converted into a drop-in-centre as a more cost effective service alternative and to ensure the best care possible for pre-school children in the programme. The third programme is a drop-in centre in Zola, where 100 children receive two meals daily and where enrichment programmes and social services are available to add value. · Early childhood development centre in Yeoville for disadvantaged children 6 years and younger. Formal pre-school education, a beautiful safe playground and farm animals form a haven in a poor and dangerous residential area. (85 children)

Funding and Budget: To deliver these services, Abraham Kriel Childcare needs R27 879 968 (April 2009 - 31 March 2010). The current economy required extreme caution and planning for the 2009/2010 budget. We understand that companies and individuals can only donate money/goods if they can afford to. The two main reasons for our extraordinary saving measures are:

The pressing world economy and
No increases in per child subsidies or programme funding from the Department of Social Development for two years running.

REQUEST It is heartbreaking that institutions like this should even exist. We cannot deny that these children are the result of the inabilities and often-twisted psyches of others. Each one of these children deserves the opportunity to break the vicious cycle of social inability and maladjustment. With your help, we work each day to achieve this!

CSI DEPARTMENTS, COMPANIES, INDIVIDUALS, CHURCHES, FRIENDS, GROUPS CAN HELP! If in doubt, contact us (011 839 3058 /info@abrahamkriel.org) to arrange a visit to any of our campuses, houses or programmes.

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News

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 07:28:25 CST

"AFTERSHOCK"
A shaking generation for Jesus!

Ruimsig Stadium
16 June 2008
14:00 pm

For futher information Ilse

Miss Junior
South Africa
2007

Charlise Visser, will be joining us to hand out shoe boxes at the Abraham Kriel kinderhuis in Potchefstroom 17 November,2007 and at Cotlands, 8 December,2007

Special events

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 07:11:35 CST

FLOWER ARRANGEMENT WORKSHOP

GR 11'S & 12'S

Tydperk: 4 Ure
Datum: Saterdag 26 April 2008
Time: Oggend 09:00 – 13:30
Plek : Upington
Kostes: GRATIS
Aanbieder: Trinity Gemeenskaps Projekte
Besprekings: 054-332 3232 / 083 397 9270 Albe / Ilse or mail trinitycharityprojects@gmail.com

Geborg deur Camelia Bloemiste
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"AFTERSHOCK"
A shaking generation for Jesus!

Ruimsig Stadium
16 June 2008
14:00 pm

For futher information Ilse

Eden

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 07:01:06 CST

Eden Ministries
was started in 1991, with one center in Bloemfontein in the Free State South Africa, it has now grown to five centers, all serving their communities by offering specialized life transforming programs.

Eden Virginia center
Our center opened its doors on the 17 th April 1993, and is situated in the Free State in a little town called Virginia. The premises was an old school building, which has now been renovated to care for children, single men and ladies as well as married couples, we also have a special area designated for those that are sick and disabled. Our goal here at Eden virginia, is to help those who have life-controlling problems, i.e. alcohol, drug, and other substance abuse to regain hope and self-worth to go on with a purposeful and productive life.

To help the young soul, to add energy, inspire hope, and blow the coals into a useful flame; to redeem defeat by new thought and firm action, this, though not easy, is the work of divine man.

Ralph Waldo Emerson.

http://www.edenministries.co.za/

Andeon Versorgingsoord

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:58:57 CST

ANDEON VERSORGINGSOORD. BASIESE BENODIGDHEDE: DRINGEND: Materiaal vir ‘n omheining rondom die hoewe. Daar was ‘n hofsaak oor die BESTAANDE draadheining. Materiaal om ‘n werkswinkel van 4x9vkm te bou. (sement, sand, klip, bakstene, sinkplate, ens). Sweiswerk, ens., word gedoen om ‘n inkomste te genereer. Vloer vir bestaande afdak (waaronder inwoners items vervaardig) – benodig sement, sand, klip, ens. Toilette. 3 x Wendy’s in goeie toestand en geskik om mense in te huisves. Gazebo om die sopkombuis in te huisves. Kortom, enige tipe boumateriaal wat gebruik kan word.
http://www.danvillehulp.co.za/andeon.html

House of Hope

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:56:17 CST

1.House of Hope and annex: (2 Safe houses) Opened 1 June 2006 We adapt and equip the house to provide living facilities for 12 babies & toddlers at a time. By caring for the babies we mean: - Bed, bath, food, clothes, medical care and placement into foster care or finding homes for adoption, or arranging Hospice care if needed. WE ALSO USE THESE HOUSES AS A CRISIS HOME BEING THE ONLY PLACE IN WELKOM WERE CHILDREN IN A CRISIS SITUATION CAN GO FOR THE NIGHT OR UNTIL A SAFE SITUATION CAN BE FOUND FOR THEM. 2.House of Joy: (Foster home for babies) opened February 2006

Adapt and equip the house to provide living facilities for 6 toddlers at a time. By caring for the toddlers, we mean: -Bed, bath, food, clothes, medical care and education in a daily pre-school group.
These homes will be their "forever family".
3.House of Love & House of Peace: (2 Cluster Foster care Homes) opened on the 2 July 2005 Adapt and equip the house to provide living facilities for 12 toddlers at a time. By caring for the children we mean: - Bed, bath, food, clothes, medical care, schooling and preparing them for life or just loving them for a "few" years.Abovementioned project is also part of the Government’s planning to launch professional foster homes with parents loving/caring for 6 children per house under supervision. In total we speak of 33 children (if all the houses are full according to social departments rules, sometimes we have more in the safe houses). We have 14 permanent staff i.e. 5 trained house mothers, 6 day workers, 2 nightworkers and 1 social worker; we also train and appoint day shift and night shift assistants; recruit and train volunteers. We also used to have 10 volunteers on a stipend every month, currently we are waiting for health for a new sponsorship. We also use Nido Health Care Workers every second month doing their practical as training in or houses. We also: Network with Welfare organizations/Service providers/similar projects in Welkom and surrounding areas in order to introduce and maintain the House of Hope. Network with local clinics and hospitals for references and medical support. Network with Adoption Agencies/ Foster Care Agencies regarding permanent placing of babies.
http://www.sapsjournalonline.gov.za/dynamic/journal_dynamic.aspx?pageid=414&jid=3632

Morningstar

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:53:23 CST

We have 42 BOYS and 51 GIRLS attending Morning Star Children's Centre on a daily basis. MISSION: To provide interdisciplinary daily programmes of optical care for HIV/AIDS children and create income-generating projects for their caregivers and related persons.
VISION: To replicate Morning Star day care centres in the surrounding townships/informal settlements of the Matjhabeng Free State Region of South Africa. To expand our Income Generating Projects so that additional jobless infected/affected adults can become self-supporting.

www.morningstar.com

Durbanville kinderhuis

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:50:58 CST

The Durbanville Children's Home cares for 169 children and this year we are celebrating 124 years of service to children in need of care.
We are a non-profit, church based residential care home who looks after children in need of care from all communities of the Cape Peninsula. We are recognised as a model for child and youth care in a therapeutic milieu, and also have a specialised unit caring for 25 severely disabled children.

www.durbanvillekinderhuis.org.za

M.E.S

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:49:30 CST

MES focuses on four Main Strategies, namely Health, Housing, Basic Care & Social Support and Training, Education & Job Creation. These strategies are implemented through six Developmental programmes:

1. Community Care (families, elderly, housing)
2. Entuthukweni (training)
3. Joshua Youth Development & Service (youth)
4. MES Impilo (health & HIV/AIDS)
5. Othandweni (street children/youth)
6. Roly Poly (creche)

http://mes.givengain.org.

Nominated organisations

IlseV — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:45:13 CST

Jogabed –Northern Cape

Durbanville Kinderhuis- Durbanville

House of Hope

Morning Star

Immanuel

Eden

Maanblom

Welriedal Jeugsorgsentrum

M.E.S

Barries-Knysna

Langlaagte

Abraham Kriel kindersorg

Abraham Kriel kinderhuis –Potchefstroom

Abraham Kriel Kinderhuis- Nylstroom

Jakaranda Kinderhuis

Louis Botha kinderhuis

Appel Park –Krugersdorp

Cotlands

Moria

Rhema Children's village

Andeon Versorgingsoord

Sword of the Spirit

Pinehurst Kinderhuis

Samaritaan Huis

Kosmos Sorg Sentrum

Drop-off points

gawiejvr — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 08:46:06 CST

Albe Visser
DiscoveryHealth
Fredman Drive
Sandton
011-529 7898
083 397 9270

Ilse Visser
15 Falcons Nest,
Kelly Road,
Bromhof,
Randburg
011-7067184
083 397 9271

AnglogoldAshanti
South African Region Services West Wits
Tel: 018-700 2405
Fax:018-700 2261
Williene Olivier

Northern Cape
Annetjie Visser
Potgieter Straat 21
Upington
Tel 083-304 8043

Silver Circle Holdings
Juanita Fereirra
Eenheid 1 Silver Circle
Industrial Park
15 Meeu straat Knysna
Tel: 044-382 0565
Fax:044-382 4135

Pinkie Oosthuizen
7 Dresdenstraat
Jeffreysbaai
6330
Tel. 0829336541/
042 2931103/
0823202917

Rhema Bible Church
Jenny Ring
c/n Hans Schoeman and Rabie Randburg
Tel:011-796 4098

Boskop Primary/Laerskool
Mev vd Hoek
c/n Beyers Naude and Blueberry
Honeydew
Tel: 011-795 3637

Little Falls Church
Darius
Hendrik Potgieter
Little Falls
Tel 076- 618 8085

Durbanville
Salome Boonzaaier
Belville
Tel 083- 776 6041

Gawie Janse van Rensburg
146 Hofsangerstraat,
Rooihuiskraal.
Tel 082 957 9443.

Estelle Wessels.
Henry Nourse Straat 569,
Daspoort,
Pretoria.
Tel 076 052 7172.

Vaaldriehoek
Venessa Myburgh
Tel: (W) 011) 301-0206
Sel: 0825741562
Adres: 4 Bezuidenhout straat
Van der Merwerskroon
Vereeniging

Vaaldriehoek - Sasolburg.
Marinda Janse van Rensburg
Tel: (W) (016) 976-0510
Sel: 0829639793
Louis Bothastraat 47,
Sasolburg.

Louis Botha

IlseV — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 04:15:18 CST

Abraham Kriel Kinderhuis-Nylstroom

IlseV — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:49:25 CST

Weldiera

IlseV — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:44:30 CST

Sword of the Spirit

IlseV — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:34:04 CST

Eden - Virginia

IlseV — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:31:09 CST

Maanblom

IlseV — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 03:27:25 CST