Rehoboth Children's Village

Rehoboth Children's Village cares for orphaned and abandoned children affected or infected by HIV/AIDS. KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, has become the AIDS capital of the world. Rehoboth Children's Village makes a difference by loving these children and growing them into role models for South Africa's future generation. Rehoboth's child care has an integrated 5-way holistic approach. This approach focussus on providing medical, physical, spiritual, emotional and educational care. Children are raised in a family home with a local housemother whom is caring for 5 children per house. Individual childcare is important at Rehoboth, as each child is unique and therefore has different needs. Rehoboth is a Christian Interdenominational Charity organisation. The Rehoboth Trust (IT 2120/97) administers the Rehoboth project and is a South African registered Non-Profit Organisation (12-129 NPO). Rehoboth has a section 18a-status. This means that donors from South Africa can claim a certain amount of their taxes back from the South African Revenue Services (SARS).