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Giving children back their childhood

Hearts of Hope is a transitional children’s home based in Johannesburg, providing a turning point opportunity of personal and individualised nurturing care to orphaned and vulnerable children.

Children need...

…nurturing care for their innate capacities to flourish. This means providing young children with a secure environment that is sensitive to their health and nutritional needs, which protects them from danger and abuse, and provides them with opportunities for early learning and interactions that are responsive, emotionally supportive, and developmentally stimulating. Nurturing care consists of five interrelated components: health, nutrition, safety and security, responsive caregiving and early learning.”

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland in Early Childhood Matters, 2018

Our life changing programmes

HOME

Providing a nurturing and safe transitional home for babies and children

WELLBEING

A nutritional and supplement programme for each child

MEDICAL

Providing unique and individualised access to therapy and medical interventions

EDUCATION

Providing on-site ECD programme and primary schooling at the local government school

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6

Jul

Success story

Success of the Reggio Emilia approach

The Reggio Emilia approach does not simply ask us to change our environments and the learning spaces; it requires us to change the way we think about children and how they learn.

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6

Jul

Success story

L’s story

Last month, three siblings arrived at Hearts of Hope. Their mother had abandoned them with a neighbour. The children, aged 1, 3 and 5 (we think that is their ages, as there were no official papers with them) were chronically malnourished and anaemic.

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6

Jul

Success story

Mahlatsi – He will bring joy

When we are asked by social workers to receive a child into our care, we are most times given a background report and where possible told their current ‘story’ of what has happened that has led them to be needing our care and protection.

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