• Vrywilligers vir praktiese betrokkenheid by dienste / Volunteers for practical assistance at our services
• Vrywilligers vir bestuurstake / Volunteers for management
  
• Korporatiewe Maatskaplike / InvesteringCorporal Social Investment
  
• Borgskappe & Finansiële bystand / Sponsorship & Financial assistance
  
• Professionele dienste, adviseurs en kundiges / Professional services, advisors and experts
  
• Kontrakteurs, instandhoudingsdienste / Contractors and maintenance services
  
• Skenkings van huishoudelike goedere en toerusting, nie-bederfbare voedsel, persoonlike behoeftes / Donations of home ware, equipment, non perishable foods, personal needs
  
• Betrokkenheid by werkskepping / Involvement with job creation

• To deliver a social work service of quality.
• To improve primary and secondary care and support services through service centres, including home care services.
• To develop service infrastructure in communities where required.
• To develop appropriate learning opportunities for emerging care organisations, volunteer, personnel and older and other vulnerable persons and their families.
• To form strategic partnerships for sustained and co-ordinated service delivery.
• To promote a positive public image of Pretoria Care for the Aged.
• To maintain an exceptional team.
• To develop and manage income generating programmes. PROGRAMMES: Involvement of the poorest of the poor older persons in a poverty reduction strategy.
• To build capacity of older persons and their families on the tight of older persons to protection within the family system.
• To ensure that older persons remain in the community for as long as possible.

• The Constructive Detention program: an alternative to detention periods where learners are challenged through an intensive multi-media program to make a change in their Vision, Mind and Attitude.
• Teambuilding and group facilitation: we run programs for sport teams, choirs, leadership groups, church youth groups or any other group of teenagers, helping them to reach their full potential.

• School-leavers to become facilitators of our programs.
• Training in relevant soft skills. -Invitations to school and church groups.
• Financial support.

• We offer in-patient treatment for person with alcohol/drugs and medication addiction (individual group sessions, individual sessions, family/marriage intervention, medical intervention, aftercare).
• Out-patient services at the Soshanguve Sub-clinic situated in Block H, Soshanguve.
• We have a Youth Drug Unit called Lapalamé which can accommodate eight teenage boys from 12 to 18 years.
• Prevention programmes such as exhibitions, information and training.
• Empowerment programmes to managers, teachers and community leaders, etc.

• In-patient Alcohol treatment: R8980-00
• In patient Drugs and medication treatment:R15330-00
• Out-patient: Soshanguve: Services are free of charge.
• Groups are conducted on Wednesday morning for adults and Thursday afternoons for the youth.
• The groups are therapeutic of nature and runs over a 13 week period.
• This is open groups and attendance is voluntary.
• Holiday program & Community projects

• We can accommodate eight boys between 12-18 years for 42 days in-patient treatment.
• Assessment needs to be conducted before any admission.
• Assessments are only done on Wednesday per appointment.
• Please feel free to contact Mrs Niemand at 012 542 1121

1. Alcohol addiction: Phone us at 012 542 1121 to establish if we have a bed available We do admission of alcohol patients every day (24hour), 7 days a week, 365 days a year even if you are intoxicated. VERY IMPORTANT: If you are older than 60 years a medical report is required from your General Practitioner on your current physical condition with a confirmation that you are physically fit to be admitted.
2. Drug addiction: Assessment interview needs to be conducted prior to admission by the multi-professional team Assessment for drug addiction is conducted on Tuesdays by appointment only. Contact us at 012 542- 1121 to set-up an appointment. Assessment fee of R300-00 is payable before assessment is conducted. VERY IMPORTANT: Please take note that an assessment can take up to 3 hours to complete Medication addiction: Assessment with the multi-professional team must be conducted prior to admission. Assessment is done by appointment only. Assessment is conducted from Monday to Friday in consultation with the team`s diary. Assessment fee of R300-00 is payable before assessment commence. Admission will only be conducted after an assessment from Monday to Friday between 9h00-15h00.

• Assessment Individual treatment plan
• Detoxification for alcohol patients at least 5 days and 14 days for drug/medication addiction
• Group therapy Individual therapy
• Family Support
• After care Marriage/family intervention
• Support groups

• They come form the whole spectrum of South African society  and from all religions
• Some have support of their families and their baby`s father
• Others are rejected by their families and boyfriends
• Some are placed by the state i.e by the courts

• Love,  Care and Understanding without being judged
• A place to stay during their pregnancy which is a warm and accepting environment
• Information about motherhood, pregnancy and baby care
• To continue with school, have a career and be able to support the baby
• Psychological counselling

• Ignorance and Peer Pressure-  `The It will never happen to me feeling`
• Poverty
• Rape  and Abuse {ever increasing}
• Wanting to be loved

• Most keep their babies
• Others are given up for adoption
• Others may decide on foster care

• Accomodation Fees, which includes food, transport to and from school, doctors or Hospital appointments is R1300 but most girls are barely able to pay hence they pay what they can afford
• Most do not pay anything as their families are barely abe to afford.
• *No girl is ever turned away because she cannot pay

• Self help skills such as knitting baby clothes, baking, card making and computers
• They are enrolled with Hospital school to continue with their education
• Participate in daily activities at the home,eg group work every wednesday, individual counselling, recreational activites like swimming

• Cash or Cheque donaions
• Food or vouchers for food Baby clothes and maternity wear for the pregnant girl
• Help with transport for the girls to school,doctor or to Pretoria West Hospital amongst other places
• Equipment such as computers and sewing machines
• Taking the Girls out for the weekends,school holidays, or for outings

• The vision of the Christian Social Council North(CSC North) is to give hope to individuals and families in despair, of which the majority consists of children. Many of these children live in poverty or had to be removed from parental care, due to physical and/or sexual abuse or neglect. Most of these children’s lives have been a nightmare up to now, but have been changed into hope, by means of our involvement.
• Our mission is to be the organisation, delivering market related social service programs, to change people’s despair into HOPE

• The Christian Social Council Pta-North, is a non-profit organisation, rendering social services to people of all races and religions, since its inception in 1936. The CSC is also registered as a Section 21 company, and donations qualify for tax deduction under Section 18(A).
• The CSC deliver services in three provinces, at 18 Centres of Hope. The Pretoria North office is one of the decentralised Centres in Gauteng.
• A holistic approach is followed and three programs are presented at the Pretoria North Centre of Hope:
  • Family Preservation Child Protection
  • Poverty relief and HIV/AIDS work

• The protection and safekeeping of children in high risk situations, due to physical abuse, neglect, or sexual abuse.
• Activities
• Protection of children in accordance with the Children’s Act
• Assessment & intensive therapy of the child and/or family Selection and approval of safety- and foster parents as alternative care for the child
• Continued support to the child and substitute parents
• Longterm planning with regards to the future of the child

• Parent guidance groups
• Therapy groups for molested children
• Christmas Project for December 2010
• International Children’s day

• Sponsor a child in the “Save-A-Child” Project (R2500.00 per year or R208/month.See website!)
• Become Foster- or Place of Safety parents
• Volunteers are always needed!
• Educational toys,puzzles.
• ANY stationery,colouring books, crayons,clay& shape-cutters.
• For the office: paintings,round tablecloth,4 drawer cabinet.
• Sweets and treats for children visiting the office.
• The CSC truly makes a difference to the lives of many vulnerable children, families and communities in despair. But there are so many to whose lives we can not make a diference, simply because we do not have the funds available.

• Safe House,
• Foster Care,
• Feeding scheme,
• Distributing food and clothes,
• Income generating skills training
• Main beneficiary groups abandoned, abused, neglected, disabled and Hiv/Aids infected children
• 0-10yrs(Safe house),
• children 0-18 (outreach projects),
• women (skills programmes)

• Poverty alleviation (food, clothes, material assistance, counseling) amongst the Wolmer and Northern Suburbs * Various children and youth development programmes
• Capacity building amongst upcoming organisations
• Food assistance daily to work seekers on the streets of Pretoria North
• Refreshments to health clinic patients once a week
• Religious activities on Sundays
• Supportive services to the elderly and persons with disabilities
• Hlanganani Youth forum Main beneficiary groups (including number & profile of people):
• ± 200 high risk and poor families * ± 120 children and youths * 10 NPOs in Soshanguve,
• 90 work seekers
• ± 40 patients at the Clinic
• ± 30 elderly and persons with disabilities
• ± 150 persons: church services, Sunday school, youth services, Bible study group, youth cell group, Praise dance group.

1. Enabling NPOs to identify and address needs and problems
2. Developing and utilizing of resources and human capacity
3. Mobilizing of volunteers (individuals, groups, organisations and communities)

• development of infra-structures
• building of capacity of volunteers/staff
• accessing to funding establishment of administrative systems
• building of credibility
• development of financial records
• distribution of food, clothes, furniture, building material, etc.
• emotional support and guidance
• assistance with transport
• development of business plans, proposals, etc.

SUPPORT in terms of:

• clothes, food, office furniture and equipment, cooking utensils, linen and curtains, fences, building material, etc.
• making expertises available (financial, youth work, social work, spiritual),
• funding,
• volunteers and
• prayers.

• The Infant Trust – funding training programmes
• National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund – funding running cost (charities) and The Caregiver Choir (Arts)
• Department of Sport, Arts, Recreations and Culture – funding HIV training programmes
• Encounter Missions International (USA) – funding running costs
• Metropolitan Community Church Baltimore – funding a feeding scheme at Kgothatsanang
• Organization
• Beth-Haran Ministries – funding partial structural renovations at Mogodu Children’s Home
• Foundation for Professional Development – partner
• Compass Project – partner
• Iphateleng Social Development Services – partner

• Imisebeyelanga services focuses on 3 main programmes:
  • Training:
    • Home Based Care
    • Early Childhood Development
    • Community Health Work
    • Child and Youth Care
    • HIV Peer Education
    • Theology and Ministry
    • Child Abuse
    • Basic Life Skills
    • First Aid
    • Management training
    • Leadership training
  • Organizational Development Programme:
    • The second part that we focus on is the development of emerging NGO’s from rural and impoverished areas. This include activities such as capacity building, management training, forum meetings, renovation of structures, access to audited financial statements, good governance practices, fundraising and sound financial systems.
    • We offer assistance in problem areas and do not manage the organizations on their behalf. They maintain their own identity, although progress is closely monitored by a volunteer social worker.
  • Poverty Alleviation:
    • Imisebeyelanga Services acts as a collection and distribution point for food and clothes and other donations which are then to organizations in need.
    • We are currently actively involved with Mogodu Children’s Home in Ratjiepane where Friends of Imisebeyelanga joined hands with us and we are in the process of renovating their entire infra-structure. The Friends, together with Infant Trust (UK) are also involved in securing food for the Home on a monthly basis
    • The umbrella objective of Imisebeyelanga Services is to improve the lives of people in need.

• Tipuana Interim Home provides accommodation to cancer patients receiving treatment in Pretoria but receive treatment outside Pretoria or far away. Meals and transport are provided
• Support to cancer patients and their families via counseling and SUPPORT GROUPS:
  • Reach for Recovery Group (breast cancer patients)
  • Larynx Group (Head and neck cancer)
  • Prostate Cancer Support Group (PSA)
  • “Day Care” Group for all kinds of cancer
• Health Promotion via cancer awareness talks & exhibitions
• The TLC (Tough Living with Cancer) project supports children infected and also affected with cancer * Stoma Clinic
• Wig bank & breast prosthesis advisory clinic Main beneficiary groups (including number & profile of people):
• Cancer patients * Family members of cancer patients
• General public – to create more awareness regarding cancer and the warning signs

• Generic social work services Job placement service
• Community integration and development
• Protective workshop
• Sign language development and interpreting services
• Deaf women and youth empowerment
• Deaf sport development
• Deaf awareness programmes
• HIV/AIDS awareness programme
• Substance abuse awareness programme

• Financial assistance- linking up the Association with potential sponsors/funders
• Donations of blankets, clothes etc