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Badisa Prince Albert started off as a result of the Hope Project. Hope represents various churches who were involved with the community activities. An urgent need for a welfare organisation was identified. After several meetings with the communities and Department of Welfare and other role-players, our organisation was established. We are a Non Profit Organisation which received monthly subsidy from the Department of Welfare- Beaufort West.
We build together towards a happy and caring community. We deliver an integral service to all our communities, Klaarstroom and surrounding farms, Leeu-Gamka and surrounding farms, Prince Albert Town and surrounding farms. One of our values is communities based on Christianity. A Christianit approach and also a holistic manner to serve our communities in partnership with other volunteers and role-players. Our goals are to reach out to broken individuals, families, groups and communities on their way to independency.
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Badisa Prince Albert started at the beginning of 2006. Badisa stands for – BA – Compassion, DI – Service, SA – Together.
Badisa Prince Albert belong to the Dutch Reformed Church and the Reformed United Church which combined together. Board members are community leaders such as a reverend, ex-mayor, teachers, farmers and local government. There are fourteen board members.
Problems such as child abuse, child negligence, unemployment, housing, alcohol problems, rape, poverty and HIV/AIDS was extremely high in the community and the need for BADISA Prince Albert became a necessity.
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Cecilia Cedras |
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