Abraham Kriel Bambanani moves to Level 1 On 28 February 2021, President Cyril Ramaphosa, announced that the country will move to Level 1 of the lockdown. This impacts our care services. Please be advised that the following measures are in place at level 1. Residential Care Donations can be received at our ...
Toddlers need your help urgently, right now! Toddlers need your help. Preschool is a vital phase in a child’s educational career as skills acquired at this educational level helps to prepare a child for formal education. The pandemic has had a devastating impact on this sector and the consequences of this neglect ...
We count our blessings A message from Paul Momsen to all the benefactors of Abraham Kriel Bambanani. At the beginning of December, everyone was still optimistic about the end of the first wave of Covid-19 and Langlaagte Campus, Maria Kloppers and satellite homes all agreed that children could visit their own families ...
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT It is with regret that I announce that a limited number of staff members and beneficiaries have tested positive for Covid -19 at Abraham Kriel Bambanani. We are therefore in effect locking down the Langlaagte Campus and returning to level five measures for our community services for a period of ...
Abraham Kriel Bambanani pleads for support as the need increases further Since the start of the Covid-19 lockdown in South Africa, the number of beneficiaries who rely on Abraham Kriel Bambanani (AKB) for survival has quadrupled, placing the organisation’s resources under enormous pressure. At the start of the lockdown, AKB provided 605 ...
Online learning support The Covid-19 pandemic has stripped many families bare and has left them vulnerable and uncertain of their next meal. Many of our school-going beneficiaries, who find themselves in such homes, despaired. Residential care beneficiaries have different levels of uncertainty and knowledge of technology. Babies and toddlers received occupational therapy ...
Caring for Children during the SA Lockdown is not business as usual Abraham Kriel Bambanani continues to care for vulnerable Children and Youth, as we have always done, despite Covid-19 and the current lockdown. But it is most certainly not business as usual. Until recently we had 600 children and youth in ...
Please make sure children and families can eat and learn despite the Corona virus We are in desperate times and children and their extended families are hungry. The children in our care in Soweto and Westbury are poor and live with their gogos and aunties who are also poor. The family members ...
