People in South Africa face extreme poverty, unemployment, inequality, crime, family breakdown, HIV & AIDS, substance abuse, and violence against women, children, and the elderly (GBV).
AFM Welfare is dedicated to making a difference, providing vital support and resources to uplift and empower vulnerable communities.
Your support makes a difference in the lives of vulnerable people. Join us in making a positive impact today.
Welcome to our Family of Care Takers!
AFM Welfare is the official welfare ministry of The Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa. It was established in 1938 and registered as a National Welfare Council in 1945. It promotes welfare work in its broadest sense within South African communities. Some of the most significant challenges people in South Africa face are poverty, crime, family breakdown, AIDS, substance abuse and addiction and violence against women, children and older persons. At the heart of AFM Welfare is the desire to care for and protect, to uplift and develop, and to lend a helping hand to those in need. Helping others to help themselves is the ultimate success of empowerment and upliftment.
AFM Welfare Footprint – We are making a Difference!
Number of Lives touched Daily:
8070
When you give,
every Rand will be used to help fund any of these services in a local South African community:
CHILD PROTECTION AND FAMILY STRENGTHENING
Family Support: Victim Empowerment Centres, Parenting Skills Training, Parents Support Groups, Marriage Enrichment Programmes. Support to Vulnerable Children: Children’s Groups, Child and Youth Care Centres, Foster Homes, Drop-in Centres.
CARE & PROTECTION OF OLDER PERSONS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
Care and Protection Services to Older Persons: Services rendered from Church Buildings & other Venues, Home-based Care, Old Age Homes. Care & Protection Services to Persons with Disabilities: Home-based Care, Day-care Centres.
SOCIO-HEALTH SERVICES
Services to Persons affected or infected with AIDS: Prevention and Raising Awareness, Supporting patients through Long-term Care Programmes. Services or any Projects related to Substance/Drug Abuse: Prevention & Raising Awareness, Day-treatment Centre, Support Groups, School Outreach Programmes.
SOCIO-EDUCATION SERVICES
Schools, Early Childhood Development (ECD), Literacy Programmes, After-school Centres.
SOCIO-ECONOMIC SERVICES
Poverty Alleviation Services: Soup Kitchens, Social Relief, Food Parcels, Clothing Distribution, Small scale Farming. Services related to Job Creation & Employability Preparation: Upskilling, Assisting with CV’s or preparing for Job Interviews, Empowerment Programmes: Inequality, Women and Youth.
WOULD YOU CONSIDER MAKING A DONATION?
Your generosity can transform lives. Help us reach and support the most vulnerable people in South Africa. Make an impact today.
