The Homecare Foundation was established to provide essential services to people in need of frail care support, irrespective of disease, age, race or religion.

 

Frail care is generalised as a service provided to the elderly, however the reality is that the youth are also impacted, through various diagnosis such as Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy and Motor Neuron diseases.

 

Most of these frail care patients end up in old age homes as their bodies become less functional, but their minds and spirits remain young and operational.

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It is only possible to provide financial support towards bedridden patients if we manage numerous projects... one of the unexpected projects is to develop technology that will be used in the tourism industry. It enables us to secure funding for our important services we intend to provide.

 

Mission

 

Our mission is to provide additional funding/social grants to caretakers of bedridden patients. The current Care Dependency Grant of *R1 600 per month that government pays to 146,870 beneficiaries caretakers of “disabled” people is far too low with our current food prices and high unemployment situation.​

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Our concern is that the necessities needed to look after bedridden patients will be negatively impacted by the lack of available funds to caretakers. We are aware of pensioners who take care of their bedridden children, who will within months be out of all their savings.

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For this reason, through the support of our Business Partners, we are able to offer a variety of essential services to those impacted.

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