
Die suksesverhaal van ‘n klein woelwater
Ses jaar gelede het ‘n vyfjarige, amper onmoontlike stout seuntjie met baie aggressie in sy ou lyfie by Huis Betlehem aangekom.
In 1999 Marlene and Andre van der Merwe decided, against all odds, to open their home to children from hard places.
Four sons of their own between the ages 16 and 3 years old, only a motorcycle to transport everyone and no income made this a very far-fetched dream!
They soon realised it was not their will, it was a dream planted in their hearts by a Higher hand and Huis Betlehem was born.
The name Huis Betlehem means house of bread, and the community of White River embraced this house with open arms.
Mentorship provides a space for young people to get guidance, advice and support to navigate through life.
Education develops critical thinking to teach children skills for making decisions and interacting with people throughout their lives.
Health care helps prevent disease and improves the quality of life. It's a core part of human rights.
If you want to positively impact the lives of children, the best way to start is volunteering at Huis Betlehem.
Even small donations matter, so consider donating today to change lives worldwide tomorrow.
Spiritual care is critical for a child's mental health. It has positive effects on children's self-worth.
The children placed in Huis Betlehem are all statutorily removed from their parents or primary care givers, for their own protection and safety and placed in Huis Betlehem, either in place of safety or in some cases foster care. Consider making a donation to change the lives of children today.
DonateAfter 22 years we can look back on many success stories.
Ses jaar gelede het ‘n vyfjarige, amper onmoontlike stout seuntjie met baie aggressie in sy ou lyfie by Huis Betlehem aangekom.
A few years back we received an application for a teenage girl from one of the child protection anciencies we regularly...