Plettenberg Bay Plett Cares
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Willing Workers In South Africa was established back in 2001. We endeavour to live by the motto: ‘Together let’s make a difference today’
Bitou Horse Welfare was registered as a non-profit organization in October 2008. Our group is made up of horse loving volunteers.
Plett Animal Welfare Service started in the 1990's with the aim of providing animal welfare services to the Bitou areas surrounding Plettenberg Bay.
In 2006 Beauty Lukwe took in children who were living on the streets. She has now turned her home into a safe house for abused and abandoned children.
Family and Marriage Association's vision is to create functional family lives. We are a national organization that has been functioning since 1948.
We endeavour to do all we can to improve the lives and circumstances of preschool children living in Bitou’s previously disadvantaged areas.
At Born in Africa we offer children better opportunities to finish their school careers successfully, enabling them to escape the spiral of poverty..
The Anglican Church has a long history in Plettenberg Bay, beginning in 1851 with the construction of the little yellowwood St Andrew’s Church.
Masizakhe enriches the lives in Kurland Village by targeting major community issues like alcohol abuse and lack of recreational facilities.
We focus on the youth in Kurland Village by teaching the life skills required to support a positive future free of poverty, aids, addictions and crime
Awareness and Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre
Alcoholics Anonymous
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445332505
Bitou 10 Education & Development Foundation
Location: Lookout Centre Church St
Tel: +27(0)445336466
Breast Cancer Support
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445333062
Cansacare
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445331813
Epilepsy South Africa
Location:
Tel: +27(0)443822155
Homeless People’s Federation
Location: Qolweni
Tel: +27(0)726512307
Invicta House
Location: Hill View Farm
Tel: +27(0)445335616
Kurland Community Development Forum
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445348664
Oasis Counselling Centre
Location: 119 Longships Drive
Tel: +27(0)445331752
Plett Seabird Rehab Centre
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445327764
Reach for Recovery – Breast Cancer Support
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445333062
Red Door
Location: Piesang Valley Rd - Next to Castleton Drop off zone
Tel: +27(0)445336835
Reptile Rescue
Location:
Tel: +27(0)825091724
Sabrina Love Foundation
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445330111
Social Services & Poverty Alleviation
Location:
Tel: +27(0)445330478
