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Nurture

Helping to provide for our children’s physical needs is a heartfelt matter in our organization.

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Guard

We strive to create a safe space for our children.

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Guide

It is our desire to serve, equip, and empower both children and parents.

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Love

We are creating an atmosphere of love.

 

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Annual Report 2024

Love in Action This Winter!

This winter, many families in our community are facing the cold with very little. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.

Ma’s vir Wellington is reaching out to support:

  • 100 children (ages 3–6) in our children’s ministry programme
  • 20 adults with intellectual disabilities in our Avodah programme

Our goal is to provide tracksuits, underwear, and socks so they can experience warmth, dignity, and the love of Christ during this winter season.

How You Can Make a Difference: 

  • Donate a tracksuit, underwear, and socks for a child (ages 3–5)
  • Or make a of R320

Drop Off-Details: 

 Blignaut Park | NG Church Wellington
 Deadline: 10 June

Banking Details 
ABSA | 919 322 0237
Reference: Winter Project

Contact Details:

 Lizette Ferreira | 084 368 7667
lizette@masvirwellington.co.za

“Let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.” – 1 John 3:18

Mas vir Wellington NPC (2009/018856/08) is a registered Non-Profit Company based in Wellington, Western Cape, South Africa. Our organisation is a well-established stakeholder in our community (been operational for 18 years) that serves, empowers, and uplifts the community through various programmes and projects.

We focus on and support vulnerable and at-risk children and their families, women, as well as adults with intellectual disabilities in our immediate community. We play a key role in building the foundation of preschool and grade RR children with basic education, nutrition, first aid, and social intervention.

Mas vir Wellington NPC serves 155 households predominantly in Carterville, Weltevrede, Van Wyksvlei, Hillcrest, and New Rest areas, as well as the greater Wellington community.

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