ABOUT UBUHLE BEZWE

OUR CHILDREN’S HOME ESTABLISHED IN 2002 BY MS MTHIMKHULU

(Voluntary professional nurse to help disadvantaged children and day care services to senior citizens)

The centre was established to address issues of children who had nowhere to go in the afternoon and had no food at home. When we started, we discovered that most children were coming from child-headed families, some orphaned and others were taking care of their grannies and not attending school very well.

 

As a result, Ubuhle Bezwe was established to attend to the needs of all the vulnerable children and families in the community of Tembisa and the surrounding area.

 

Ubuhle Bezwe also caters for women and children who have been abused and gives them a temporarily place of safety. We provide a home for abused, homeless, neglected, orphans and abandoned children. Some of the children in our care have Chronic illnesses and are treated at our local clinics regularly

Our Children are our
greatest treasure

– Nelson Mandela

The total number of children in our care is 42 ranging in age from 0-21. however, at times, we exceed the numbers due to the social ills in the community. We also have more than 200 beneficiaries who we support with food parcels and clothing. Many impoverished families and homes rely on us for occasional help.

 

As a centre we have challenges of having undocumented children We try our best to register them with home affairs, this is not an easy journey, but we are persistent and resilient. All children, whether the child is South African or not, will find a haven at Ubuhle Bezwe. We trust in God to help us help all those children in need to have the care, protection, and support.

 

We Are A Registered NPO but do not recieve any government funding. We survive through the generous donations of corporations, individuals, NPOs and churches. We are in the process of meeting the stringent requirements of the Department of Social Develop (DSD) to qualify for assistance. As a centre, we try to serve the children by giving them a place to call home and care for them in the way they deserve.

Lunch Time Update

Lunch Time Update

Pop Corn Day

Pop Corn Day

Absa Donations

Absa Donations

our sponsors

To the friends of Ubuhle Bezwe, you are our charity soldiers. Special mention must go to Ms Vivian Messenger and friends; Mrs Xoli Madlala-Dlamini. Chemrite owns the property on which our home is based and allow us to live here rent free.

Please click on the logo of each of our sponsors to learn what they do for us.

Africrest Properties
Trinity Presbyterian

Trinity Presbyterian

Nashua Childrens Trust

Nashua Childrens Trust

Pepsico

Pepsico

Acts of Love

Acts of Love

Pick n Pay

Pick n Pay

Multotec

Multotec

Dischem Foundation

Dischem Foundation

Special Steels

Special Steels

Africrest Properties

Africrest Properties – Ad Hoc generous donations, assisted with renovations and maintenance http://www.africrest.co.za

Trinity Presbyterian

Trinity Presbyterian Church – purchase cleaning materials monthly and pay stipend salary to assist with administration and ad hoc donations https://www.trinitychurch.co.za/

Nashua Childrens Trust

Nashua Childrens Trust – purchases groceries every third month – Nashua Children’s Charity Foundation | Nashua LTD

Pepsico

Pepsico – Built and planted a large vegetable garden for us, and always support with Ad Hoc assistance https://www.pepsico.com/our-impact/philanthropy/pepsico-foundation

Acts of Love

Acts of Love – assist with stationary and cosmetics once a year and other ad hoc donations and spoils https://www.facebook.com/ActsofLoveRSA/

Pick and Pay

Pick and Pay – donate surplus food on a weekly basis

Multotec

Multotec – donated a generator, assist with school uniforms and shoes, ad hoc donations, and support https://www.multotec.com

Dischem Foundation

Dischem – donate a monthly pharmacy voucher to purchase diapers, formula and other hygiene products. Built and donated Vegetable tunnel garden in Midrand, https://www.dischem.co.za/dischem-foundation

Special Steels

Special Steels helps with food, on request and R5000 monthly if not every two months for water and electricity.