Our Mission is to provide the local zulu people of Kwazulu Natal South Africa with the choice and support of how they live and die with HIV/AIDS.

Pallative care, counselling, orphan led family support, home base carer training and support.
Provision of organic food for the sick and dying.
Care and monitoring of orphans and children effected by HIV/AIDS.

An informal hospice has been operating for a period of over 30 years by a local Zulu family with no support from government or NGO organisations. Supporting in the care of the sick and dying, training of volunteer home base carers and families affected by HIV/AIDS.
To date some 50 to 60 volunteers from local villages have been trained in homebase pallative care. Along with hundreds of people who have been seen and cared for at the hospice.

We are currently fund raising to purchase a suitable site to build a more sustainable and secure piece of land to continue and expand the work the hospice has been carrying out to date.

The further identification of volunteers and patients for training and care.

Sourcing medical basics for the carers and their patients.