Help Epilepsy SA for persons with Epilepsy or disabilities by donationg cleaning supplies and hygeine pack for our residents in our care
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Help Epilepsy SA for persons with Epilepsy or disabilities by donationg cleaning supplies and hygeine pack for our residents in our care
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Background to Epilepsy South Africa Epilepsy SA was established in 1967 as the South African National Epilepsy League (SANEL). We are the only national organisation in South Africa offering specialised and comprehensive services to persons with and affected by epilepsy and other disabilities. Our aim is to enhance and improve the quality of life of our target group. VISION: - To promote the human rights of persons living with Epilepsy MISSION: To see a world where people with epilepsy are included and accepted without discrimination The Gauteng Branch of the National Epilepsy of South Africa is dedicated to rendering a holistic service to people with epilepsy and other disabilities. The aim of the organization is to ensure that people develop to their full potential through Dedicated Residential Care and Protective Workshops. There are Three Main categories of CARE at Epilepsy South Africa (Gauteng Branch) Residential Care, namely: Protective Workshops and Social/ Community Development. We have 179 residents in care and 160 in protective workshops. We are approved to care for 210 residents. Most of our residents are unable to buy minimum care essentials like bath soap, toothpaste, roll on and lotion. your assistance in this regard would be greatly appreciated. contact pro.gp@epilepsy.org.za for more information. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
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