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Genesis Community Care

You shall open wide your hand to your brother, to the needy and to the poor, in your land. - Deuteronomy 15:11

Who we are

Genesis Hope Care is an NGO, operating in Marburg, Port Shepstone, KwaZulu Natal. Genesis Hope Care has played a major role in the holistic care and support for its patients and their families from the surrounding communities of the UGU district Through high quality services offered, we are privileged to be able to impact the lives of people living with HIV/AIDS, TB, Cancers, Strokes, Pressure Sores, Diabetes, Post-Operative Conditions and Chronic Illnesses.

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We provide medical, nursing, spiritual and compassionate care to clients in their own homes, either until they are well enough to cope on their own, or they pass away with dignity and surrounded by love. We work closely with Community Health Clinics in order to provide effective care for patients.

What we do

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We provide medical, spiritual & compassionate health care

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We support patients & families

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We work closely with local Health Clinics

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Support a Patient

What is ‘support a patient?’

The Support a Patient programme is an innovative concept in which individuals, groups or companies help to sponsor the much-needed care for community patients who have HIV/AIDS, Cancer, TB, Post-Op Conditions and Chronic illnesses. This covers a share of the medical, nursing, nurtritional rehabilitation, psycho-social and administrative costs entailed in caring for each patient.

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Participants in the programme can sponsor (or part- sponsor) the treatment for a community patient for as many days as they would like. It may be; once-off, monthly, one day or more. This will enable us to provide Home Based Care to government hospital patients in their own homes.

How does it work?

the daily routine


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We have a team of qualified nursing and care giving staff

who travel to deep rural areas on gravel roads

It can take up to an hour to reach the destination of the patient,

Often administering help and care in mud huts.

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Why get Involved

Many people who have HIV/AIDS, Cancer, TB, Strokes, Chronic illnesses, poverty and other social needs do not have the finances to afford basic Home Based Care. For these people, medical, nursing, spiritual and compassionate care will be provided for them in their own homes, until they are well enough to cope on their own, or until they pass away with dignity and are surrounded by love, which is an immeasurable benefit.

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Delivering help and hope to families through donation.

Genesis Community Centre supports patients and families with high quality medical and health care for those who are not in a position to acquire this themselves. Your donations will go directly toward helping these patients and families to receive the health care that they need.

How much does it cost?

Genesis Community Care is a non-profit organisation that relies on the support and kindness of others.

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R 160.00 / $10.00

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R 1125.00 / $70.00

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R 13500.00 / $845.00

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Please contact us for further information

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063 449 0770

073 192 1681

PENNY@GENESISHOPE.CO.ZA

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