Leliebloem House was founded as a House of Mercy by Bishop Gray in 1868. Archdeacon Lightfoot gave a sum of money for the purpose of establishing a refuge for fallen women in Plein Street Cape Town. In 1886, House of Mercy was resettled on a site on the Leliebloem House Estate (where the present Holiday Inn is), made possible through the generosity of the Society of St John the Evangelist.
Today it is a registered NGO, that operates as a Residential Child and Youth Care Centre for 60 children, aged from 4 years old to 18 years old, from troubled families and backgrounds and with no consideration of race, colour, or creed. The Centre offers the least restrictive environment for children who are placed via the children’s courts.
These children need special intervention and the dedicated staff and therapeutic team are committed to providing for their psychological, social, emotional, spiritual, and cognitive needs. Leliebloem House now has to accommodate children with disabilities and those in need of special care.
Contact UsWe are immensely grateful for the incredible support extended towards our cause. Thanks to the generosity and unwavering commitment, a significant milestone was achieved for @women_against_rape_Cape Town. With the support, we we able to establish a supply of sanitary towels and a dedicated base for operations, making a tangible difference in the lives of countless women.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to all our esteemed sponsors who responded promptly and enthusiastically to our call for support. Your contributions thus far have been instrumental in turning our vision into reality. We also extend our deepest gratitude to all our guests who joined us in solidarity, demonstrating their unwavering support for this vital initiative. As we look ahead, we are filled with excitement for what the future holds. The involvement and dedication ensures that our we have and will continue to make an amazing impact, reaching greater heights of success. Together, we will continue to champion the cause of women's empowerment and advocate for change.
Contact UsOver time, divorce rates have surged, and individuals facing marital challenges have encountered unique hurdles exacerbated by the global health crisis.
Our panel of esteemed experts, led by R Miller Attorneys, delved into the complexities of divorce proceedings amidst the pandemic and explored how Islamic law provides guidance and solutions in such circumstances.
From understanding the legal implications of divorce during COVID-19 to exploring the principles of Islamic jurisprudence governing marital dissolution, our discussion provided valuable insights for individuals navigating this sensitive terrain.
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