Quarterly Letter from our CEO
2025 has truly been a year of new seasons, change, growth, and pruning for Ma’s vir Wellington. During the third quarter, from our Board right through to every staff member, we took time to pause and reflect deeply on what servant
Testimony- An answer to a mother’s prayer
Two years ago, Desreé heard Avodah being featured on Radio KC. At that time, she was desperately searching for a place where her daughter, Lee-Ann—who has Down Syndrome—could belong. There was no permanent placement available for her at APD in Paarl, and Desreé began to pray and fast, asking the Lord to open a door for Lee-Ann to join a programme for intellectually disabled adults. God answered her prayer. Today, Lee-Ann is part of the Avodah family, where she learns, creates, and is loved for who she is. For Desreé, this has been life-changing. It allows her a few hours each day to attend Bible study, do her shopping, or clean her home—simple things that are often impossible when caring full-time for a special needs child.
Newsletter September 2025
Daisy Day 2025: Let Hope Grow Daisy Day is always a highlight in the life of Ma’s vir Wellington, and this year was no exception. Rooted in our mission to celebrate the unique gifts of people with intellectual disabilities, Daisy Day