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Immanuels Haven

Spotlight on... Immanuel's Haven

Immanuel's Haven Profile

What does your organisation do?
Immanuel’s Haven is a place of care for children at risk.  We have 18 children full time with us for who we care for.  We have a crèche with 32 disadvantaged children in it.  Our plan is to present upliftment courses to the parents of these children as well as other adults and youth.  Our computer lab is nearly complete to present computer courses to these people and youth. 


Immanuel’s Haven - Children and staff


Other projects will be sewing, basic mechanical, basic woodwork, very basic repairing of small appliances like toaster, kettle, iron, making cards, beadwork, vegetable gardening, gardening (flowers), etc. courses that we would like to present.  Our lecture room will be ready by the end of September to start presenting these courses.

How many are employed at your organisation?
Eight paid workers and two volunteers.


What current projects are you involved in?

Providing a safe place for the children in our care. 
  
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  What challenges do you face that sometimes prohibits you from doing your work efficiently and effectively?
  • Financial shortage for paying salaries
  • Food for the 40 children that we feed daily
  • Financial shortage for completing our buildings
  • We need more hands to help completing most of our tasks

What would you consider to be your organisations greatest achievement?

  • To bring families together and to teach those in need that they can have better and do better in life
  • To see these families care for their own family and take control of their own lives
George & Bubbles Strangman (founders)  

Technology is considered to be an enabler. How do you think it can be used to make you
work easier?
It depends what technology we are talking about… computers to teach others to use it and make their lives better.



What are your plans for the future?

To continue with all the work as outlined above.


Immanuel’s Haven