Our proud projects:
a day care centre for 30 children – 18 months to 18 years old;
activity day care for profoundly disabled people over the age of 18 years old;
residential care facility for 60 disabled adults, including a semi-frail care home;
an art centre where the profoundly disabled can creatively express themselves by painting on canvasses. These artwork are being sold and exhibited.
two training work centres (income generating project) where low to high functioning disabled adults are taught a variety of skills with the aim to eventually place them into the open labour market.
As well as possible accommodation for 15 frail adults over the age of 60 as from April 2012 (awaiting final approval and finalisation of screening etc)
a day care centre for 30 children – 18 months to 18 years old;
activity day care for profoundly disabled people over the age of 18 years old;
residential care facility for 60 disabled adults, including a semi-frail care home;
an art centre where the profoundly disabled can creatively express themselves by painting on canvasses. These artwork are being sold and exhibited.
two training work centres (income generating project) where low to high functioning disabled adults are taught a variety of skills with the aim to eventually place them into the open labour market.
As well as possible accommodation for 15 frail adults over the age of 60 as from April 2012 (awaiting final approval and finalisation of screening etc)
And the artist:
The painting was done by Christopher Edwards (Down Syndrome) and his team who expressed how they perceive our community when it comes to the issue of alcohol and drug abuse. This particular art piece called “Drunken City” is currently used at our events when we address the abovementioned pillars.
Thank you Jonckie at Arrive Alive.
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