Hope, Faith and Grace Community Project is proud to announce that we have opened a Charity shop on Facebook, we have something for everyone, from lights to books, to gifts and more. Charity shop will be open to the public on Fridays along with the thrifting we do. Come visit us, save money, by supporting us you helping us raise much needed funds for our monthly expenses.
Our youth aged 18 to 24 are getting their hands dirty again and for the benefit of our center. They have helped us put shower doors in and build a much needed wall by the one shower, it is refreshing on how much they have learnt and to see them get excited about what they can do. Its not perfect yet, but its perfectly perfect because its made with love because it is there first projects. Practice makes perfect, the more they do the better the jobs will be and what a better place to learn than with us.
At Hope, Faith and Grace Community Project, so much exciting things happen, we meet amazing people, with huge hearts that come and make a huge difference to our youth. Keep updated and receive our monthly newsletter. Let us know if you want to keep updated.
Hope, Faith and Grace Community Project does not have a monthly sponsor to help towards our monthly rent, water and lights, and monthly expenses. We work very hard raising funds by selling wors rolls, doing raffles, thrifting, movie nights, car washes and selling cooked food. We have always wanted doing fundraising as something fun for our youth to do for training, outing’s, outreaches and to help them get to work.
We would love a monthly sponsor to help us change lives.
Our youth have cleared out all the weeds, made beds and with the help of Pasi they have been taught about agriculture and how it can help with an income later. Our seeds are starting to grow and soon we will have enough veggies to help our youngsters have a healthier life.
Learning to plant and eat.
Meet Neglect, one of many children we have come across who feel so alone. Hope, Faith and Grace Community Project appeals to YOU to make a pledge to help our youth have a chance of a better future. Contact Kerry on 0721770489 for more information.
Bullying is a huge problem our youth face. It breaks them down mentally and emotionally. It often gets physical, leading to children getting hurt or losing their lives. Many bullied children self-harm and become suicidal when they feel that it’s never going to end. Hope, Faith and Grace Community Project has a solution to this. It starts with the youth who have gone through some of the worst life experiences you could imagine. We want to help help them pick up the pieces, find their purpose, build their confidence, make a difference in others’ lives and eventually have a job and a sustainable future. Make a pledge and stand with us to start doing something for our youth today. Contact Kerry 072 177 0489 or Wendy 076 629 9703 for more information.
Hope, Faith and Grace Community Project has finally identified premises for our safe haven youth centre. We appealing to our community to pledge and donate to this cause.
Give our youth a chance for a better future.
Contact Kerry 072 177 0489 or
Wendy 076 629 9703 for more information.
Daleen Groenewald was very excited after winning the first website sponsored by 3doubleyou on Thursday. There will be a draw once a month for a free website, and all businesses attending the YESSA breakfasts are eligible. Breakfasts are hosted by the Hope, Faith and Grace Comunity Project, held at Flora Hill on Thursday mornings at 7:30 am. Come join us for a delicious breakfast for just R100, and network with other businesses in the Springs area. The money collected is donated to a different charity every week.
Our youth were privileged to have two guests join us at the HFG Youth Club. Drugs are becoming a huge problem in our society, and contribute to the high poverty and crime situation we are facing. We are on a mission to teach our youth the negative impacts drugs have on their lives and invited Codi to join us and share his life story with us. He told us how his life was changed by drugs and the struggle of getting over the addiction, to working at Elim and producing and sharing his story through his songs. How only God fills a void. We are going to focus a lot on drug abuse and stand alongside other organisations and community members that feel the same way to create awareness about the problem.
We also had Korstiaan Schipper who is gifted with prophecy to share word with our youth, with the encouragement to always get confirmation over any word spoken over them.
Thank you to both of our guests for taking the time to inspire our youth. We hope you visit us again soon. God bless.
