Nokuthula Disabled Care Centre

31/12/2024

25/12/2024

A very Merry Christmas to everyone from all of us at NDCC. May you always remember what Christmas is all about.

10/12/2024

Yesterday the angels came to take Ilse-Marie (Bonsai) home.😭 She had the big C...even though it was expected it still comes as a shock.
You are now free from pain and at peace. Just know to the people of NDCC you were family and you WILL be missed.

During the night we also said goodbye to Katrien. She was only there for a week but like I said at NDCC it is one big family.

May the 2 of you Rest in Peace. 🕯️

06/12/2024

And more photos😋

06/12/2024

On the 3rd of December the team and residents at NDCC took part in a walk for the disabled.

Some photos to enjoy...

30/11/2024

Birthday Vibes 😍
WHOOP WHOOP!!! 🥳🥳🥳

30/11/2024

Happy Birthday Quirne🥳🤗🎂

29/11/2024

Welcome to all new members🤗

This morning I woke up not knowing I was to receive a very special WhatsApp message. A message from ma Maggie thanking me for some 2nd hand clothes I sent them. The first thing I noticed was her gratitude for something so small and her absolute love for and faith in God.

I must admit I thank God every day for sending her into my sister's life. Elle is positive and happy. Something I am grateful for.

It is wonderful to know ouma Maggie and Oupa Frank is taking care of so many people and showing them the love every human being deserves. THANK YOU you two angels😇🙏

Some photos of some of the residents of NDCC with their hand made teddy bears!

16/11/2024

Hi there😊
My name is Christie and this is just my way of helping people that truly deserve all the help they can get. So on this page I am going to share some of the stories of Nokuthula Disabled Care Centre in Mossel Bay...by doing so I hope to find them more donations and other stuff to help even more people. Even if you can't give anything a simple prayer goes a long way.
So here goes...

Eight and a half years ago my sister got a virus on her brain. God alone knows the journey we as a family had from there. We and especially my sister and her kids went through some of the most difficult times you can imagine.

But let's fast forward to today...A day we are greatful for. A day we want to celebrate true angels on earth. An elderly couple that felt it in their hearts to help those in need...the cast outs...the ones that gave up hope...the ones pushed aside by sociaty..."Ouma" Maggie Nguta and her husband "Oupa" Frank Nguta.

Today my sister, Elmarie is one of the residents at NDCC. She is happy and finally has a purpose again. She is currently helping them to grow a vegetable garden.
My mission is to get my sister back to Cape Town and back to her oldest son and I believe God will make a way to bring her home. When she is finally home we will continue this page and continue to help NDCC all the way from Cape Town.
These are people that are taking such good care of my sister while I am not able to. I will never forget them or their generosity.

This is not my sister's story. This is the story of every resident at NDCC and the angels that are giving them same hope. I just wanted to share how our paths crossed.

So let us start the journey. Please share and pray for these people.

God bless ❤️😇