food parcels building the walls
soup kitchen building the walls 2
Veggie gardens
After School Project
Staff and Volunteers
After school Project

Welcome to Building the Walls of the communities

The organisation originally was founded by Elaine and Richard Paulse with the help of some community members. Their passion for helping the unfortunate and disadvantaged people within their community soon becomes a full-time responsibility and they were committed to seeing it through. 


They started with a small Soup kitchen from a church called “Gospel Park “to feed the vulnerable, frail elderly, disable, Hiv/Aids, TB victims and young neglected children.  This initiative grows so fast and they had to register the organisation as a Non-Profit Organization in 2006 for the purpose of community upliftment. The aim was to impact New Horizons and surrounding communities in a holistic manner.

In the 15 years of operations, the focus has been to fight poverty alleviation and sustainable livelihood.

 

Thank you to our two biggest donors: Tiger Brands and The National Lotteries Commission

Tiger Brands2   National Lottories Commission3
     

 

 

Join us in our mission to alleviate poverty and feed a hungry child

SPONSOR US
Food Distribution Centre

The Centre is operating not just as a Soup Kitchen but as a food distribution Centre for all the 43 Satellites including creches, frail care centers, home base care, safe houses and soup kitchens. 

Soup Kitchen

We feed 2040 beneficiaries a month

Food Parcels

We distribute 500 food parcels on a monthly basis.

Clothing & Blanket Distribution

We distribute clothing as the need arrive; this is all sponsored by community and private people.

Aftercare Project

The Centre provides the space for young students to do their research and it is a very quiet study area to complete homework assignments.

Information Office

We help people that approach our office with documentation and Home affairs matters, Counseling, HIV/Aids, and TB and refer them to different organizations. 

Veggie Garden Project

We currently have four food gardens fully equipped with water tanks. We harvest every week.

Needlework

Future Project

OUR VISION

To uplift and develop the disadvantaged by breaking the shackles of poverty and hopelessness and replacing it with positive self-esteem and an awareness of self-worth.

OUR MISSION

The main drive has been to provide food support to the disadvantaged and vulnerable people within society. This support has taken on the shape of Soup Kitchens, Food Parcel Distribution, Clothing and Blanket Distribution, Aftercare Programs, Veggie Garden Project and Information Office.

A food parcel distribution program is also well established, which distributes food to home care environments within the whole of Bitou community. Beneficiaries of the food parcel program are typically disabled, frail elderly people, people living with Hiv/Aids, TB and neglected young people.

AREAS OF SERVICE

  • New Horizons
  • Kwanokutula
  • Bossiesgif
  • Qoleni
  • Kranshoek
  • Kurland
  • Plett South
  • Wittedrift