Living Hope Centre
Cape Town, South Africa
Living Hope Community Centre began as a Fish Hoek Baptist Church (now called King of Kings) outreach. From small beginnings, when EngageHIV was a crucial funding partner, it has grown into a large comprehensive programme attracting significant institutional funding from the US and the European Union.
Living Hope offers a wide range of services aimed at supporting three local communities affected by HIV and AIDS. It offers skills training, home-based care services, HIV and AIDS training and education, support groups and counselling. The centre has just launched a large HIV-prevention programme with local teenagers and runs the only hospice in the area.
Living Hope bringing hope
At the heart of all that the centre does is the firm conviction that biblical values and principles offer the answer to society’s needs. Alongside home-based carers, counsellors, teachers, nurses and administrators, the centre also employs two pastors: Moroesi Tsoai and Noloyiso Mzizana. Read stories from Living Hope to find out about the difference the spiritual support work is making to people's lives.
> South Africa country profile
> More about prevention and education
> More about home-based care
