Kerr House

We provide: clean and comfortable accommodation for up to 14 mothers and children, three meals a day, skills training, counselling by resident social workers, ther**eutic group work and individual rehabilitation/Care plan. We work closely together with other service providers including The Department of Social Development, Lifeline, Famsa, Sanca, Child Welfare and others in order to rehabilitate t

he residents of Kerr House. Women in crisis, who are faced with the following issues, will be considered for admission to the Hospice: Divorce Violence and abuse Rejection and stigmatisation by family and community Those coping with grief Those dealing with a range of life traumas Survivors of r**e