Waters Care Center

04/01/2026

Donate your old secondhand toys.
We are even willing to pay.
Whatsapp: 0762585958

13/12/2025

13/12/2025

The board successfully represent Waters Care Center at the National Lottery Indaba Meeting in Johannesburg...after the G20. It was very interesting

20/11/2025

Waters Care Center belief in collaboration. The collaboration with Meals on Wheels Community Services South Africa, make us build a stronger community service by providing nutritional meals to De Aar community. Thank you to NLC and support of Sibona Ilanga Trust who made this powerful initiative possible.

31/10/2025

and save lives campaign.
Community motivation to donate blood

31/10/2025

An organization supporting the community and its existence is really worth it. We thank you for your support

🐟𝐖𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐂𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞: 𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐇𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐃𝐞 𝐀𝐚𝐫

In the quiet, sun-swept town of De Aar in South Africa’s Northern Cape, life has never been without its challenges. For many families here, the struggle to find enough food and stable work is a daily reality. Yet, in the midst of hardship, a group of young women saw not just the problems but the potential.

In 2021, they began working together to help their community in any way they could. By May 2023, their passion and commitment took shape as Waters Care Center, a registered non-profit organisation dedicated to uplifting the poor, vulnerable, and unemployed - with a special focus on empowering youth.

The centre’s flagship initiative, the Food Security Programme, tackles two urgent needs at once: hunger and unemployment. It does more than feed people-it equips them with the skills to feed themselves for a lifetime. Through hands-on training in agriculture and entrepreneurship, community members learn how to grow their own crops, manage small-scale farming projects, and turn produce into income.

For many local youth without formal qualifications, this programme offers a rare opportunity to gain practical, employable skills. They leave with the knowledge to work in agriculture or start their own small businesses. And the benefits ripple outward-healthier meals on family tables, reduced reliance on aid, and new sources of local economic activity.

The impact has been clear. Fresh, nutritious food now reaches households that once had little to none. Job opportunities, once scarce, are opening. A sense of possibility is returning to a community that had long been defined by its struggles.

None of this progress has happened in isolation. The Sibona Ilanga Trust has played a key role in helping Waters Care Centre move toward a self-sustaining future. With their support, the organisation is expanding its greenhouse for year-round vegetable production and developing aquaculture systems to farm fish. These initiatives are designed not only to provide food but also to generate income that will keep the programme running for years to come.

Waters Care Centre’s story is one of resilience, resourcefulness, and renewal. It is proof that with the right tools, people can change their own lives - and, in doing so, transform the life of an entire community.

In De Aar, hope isn’t just an idea. It’s growing - in the soil, in the skills of young hands, and in the determination of a community ready to thrive.

05/09/2025

Waters Care Center starting to show its face to the community. The project is now one year old and already starting to show potential. With the ongoing support of Sibona Ilanga Trust and the National Lottery Commission this will be a total success.

05/08/2025

It is Innovative...It is Unique...It Sustainable
This is the future for Waters Care Center. This is what we are looking at.

05/08/2025

Waters Care Center would like to thank for supporting our programme. Much appreciated.

05/08/2025

Finally, our project has a face. It have been one full year since we start with our "Food Security Programme for Rural Areas" and it is still going strong. Our gratitude to the National Lottery Commission for this opportunity.

05/05/2025

Waters Care Center was very proud to donate fresh produce to Meals on Wheels Community Services South Africa (De Aar) this month for our community. Gratitude to NLC and Sibona Ilanga Trust. Wishing a long-term relationship in the near future.

09/04/2025

You got served