Vuyiswa Home For Disabled

06/07/2020

While the strike for electricity takes place in the streets of Orange Farm, we at Vuyiswa Home for Disable spent our day releasing our creative juices with our users. we made painting,s, crafts, furniture, etc. such a wonderful and creative day we had

20/01/2017

What a splendid December it has been to our beneficiaries at Vuyiswa Home For Disable.

28/10/2016

Update about the building protect: The building is currently at the roof level. The roofing is already in progress.

22/10/2016

Progress on the refurbishing of the current building and the new building at Vuyiswa Home For disable in Orange Farm

22/10/2016

Mr Bob Holt spent this whole week making a difference in the lives of people with disabilities. He came from overseas with his team to leave a huge mark in South Africa by touching the lives of people with special needs at Vuyiswa Home For disable in Orange Farm. They scraped, and repainted our flaked walls, refurbished our cracked floors and reinstalled new ceiling in our wards, and he's currently building more wards, toilets and showers and the laundry room for our patients. Mr Bob Holt has really made a difference and God has used him mightily. Vuyiswa Home For disable would like to extend its hand of gratitute towards Mr Bob Holt and his amazing team. For they have made a remarkable difference in the lives of people with disabilities

12/10/2016

Background: Mrs Vuyiswa Esther Mwahleni founded the home on the 16 July 2003 after a long admittance for cancer in hospital; hence, the home was named after her in recognition of her compassion to affect positively the lives of people with special needs. During her admittance by the hospital, she offered herself to assist nurses with other patients. It was during this moment when she saw a need and developed a passion to care for people who are not cared for, due to their medical condition. This is how the home came into its existence.

12/10/2016

12/10/2016