Thank you for your continued interest and support of Hearts of Hope and the children in our care. As you know, our mission is to care for orphaned and vulnerable children, to give them a home and provide them with the much needed love, support and education that they have not received in their

Our super moms Hearts of Hope have 148 children who have been loved and cared for by the wonderful moms we employ. As children are placed in their forever families, some are with us for a short time, some for longer. "Mother's hold their children's hands for a short while, but

Pay Less Tax Janu-worry has come to an end we can help take the worry out of your tax break, due end of February! Invest in Hearts of Hope and help support our neglected children. HOW TO PAY LESS TAX WITH HEARTS OF HOPE DONATIONS? Donations to Hearts of Hope (PBO 930015347) are deductible

Some good news stories for 2018 In a world filled with negativity and bad news, here are some heart-warming snippets of the miracles that our team help make happen, through their hard work, dedication, love and hope. Neglected, abused and abandoned children have arrived at our home - feeling devastated, lost,

Celebrating our achievements – 2018 at a glance: 365 – Days a year: The number of days we care for our children, 24 hours a day, 7 days week. 51 – Vulnerable children we have cared for in our home in 2018. 34 – The number of abandoned, orphaned and vulnerable

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month: We might not be able to stop the violence, but we can help break the cycle How domestic violence affects our children is a hard story to tell, to confront, and to deal with. In our haven of a home, we experience the results of

Staff Spotlight on our Mama Thandi Hailing from Swaziland and Mpumulanga, we introduce the patient and loving Mama Thandi, who is our full-time House Mother for the “Masingita” House. (“Masingita” means “Miracles” in Tsonga). Mama Thandi looks after 7 of our wonderful children, 3 sets of siblings and 1 little boy.

“My granny threw me and my sister away” – The harsh reality of child abuse in SA, and the most difficult cases in our history. This year we have welcomed seven new babies and children into our care. We welcome you into our loving family and are grateful for the opportunity