Pevensey Place

16/05/2026

Hi everyone! 😊

A huge heartfelt thank you from all of us at Pevensey Place for the absolutely wonderful outing at Piggly Wiggly Country Village on Friday 🙏

Our residents had such an amazing time and thoroughly enjoyed every moment — from the train ride, mini golf, and ceramic painting, to the lovely lunch shared together. The smiles, laughter, and excitement throughout the day meant so much, and they are still talking about the experience today 😊

We would especially like to thank the incredible Piggly Wiggly team for your kindness, patience, and warm hospitality. Your effort and care truly made the day feel special and memorable for everyone who attended.

We are so grateful for the wonderful memories created, and we sincerely hope we’ll be able to visit again next year! ❤️

17/04/2026

Our Pevensey Crafters have been knitting and crocheting like mad for this great initiative. Rumour is their hands will need a spa day to recover .
Our crafters Wil also be at this lovely day at Piggly Wiggly - Midlands on Saturday 2 May 2026 to hand over their blankets... And a well deserved rest. Please visit us there!

10/04/2026

Headline: Our Secret Ingredient is Out! 🤫🥘
​We’ve always known the folks at Sani Round Table 152 are stars, but now it’s official! The SANI Round Table has nominated their involvement and projects with us for Project of the Year and Table of the Year, because why not go for the gold? 🏆
​To sweeten the deal, our residents put pen to paper and signed a Pevensey Recipe Book to send over to Vos Botha, Round Table South Africa President, with the proposal. We figured a little "home-grown flavor" would make the nomination impossible to resist! It clearly worked, because Vos was so chuffed he sent us this lovely video shout-out to say thanks.
​The Sani 152 Stats of Love:
​12 Projects completed.
​300+ Volunteer Hours (and probably just as many "coffee" 😉 breaks).
​R300,000 invested into making Pevensey even more awesome.
​The big bosses at ARTSA will announce the winners at the end of the month. We’re not saying we’ve already cleared a spot on the mantelpiece... but we’re definitely keeping our fingers, toes, and kitchen utensils crossed for Sani 152! 🍴🤞
​Sending a massive shout-out to the SANI 152 Round Table guys—you’ve got big hearts and (clearly) great taste in recipe books. 📖❤️
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18/03/2026

A very big thank you to the Hollywood Foundation for the Grid Tie Solar System donated to Pevensey Place. Our humble organization is blessed beyond words. This system is going to pave the way for us achieve sustainability into the future.

04/03/2026

We’re Hiring! ❤️ Social Worker Needed at Pevensey Place (Underberg, KZN)
If you’re a compassionate, experienced Social Worker looking for meaningful work in a truly special community, Pevensey Place would love to meet you.
Pevensey Place is a residential farm home to 76 adults with Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities, located 24km outside Underberg. We’re looking for someone who brings heart, professionalism, and a genuine calling to serve.
What you’ll need:
• Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work
• Current SACSSP registration
• Valid driver’s licence (PDP to be obtained)
• Comfortable stepping into a nurturing House Mother role
• Willing to work shifts when required
• Able to support key events throughout the year
• Police Clearance Certificate
• Minimum 5 years’ experience (disability experience an advantage)
To apply:
Email your 2 page CV, driver’s licence, and SACSSP membership to:
📧 [email protected]
Applications close: 20 March 2026
Pevensey Place reserves the right not to fill this vacancy.

02/03/2026

Have you joined the PP100Club yet?

The Pevensey Place 100 Club is a monthly giving program that supports adults living with cerebral palsy at Pevensey Place in Underberg. By contributing R100 per month, members help provide lifelong care, a safe home, and a supportive community for residents. This initiative helps ensure the long-term sustainability of Pevensey Place and the essential services it provides.

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19/12/2025

🌿 Proudly Pevensey!
We’re excited to introduce the Pevensey 100 Club — a simple, meaningful way to support the incredible adults living with cerebral palsy at Pevensey Place.
Here’s how you can join our family:
✅ R100 per month, or
✅ *R1,200 once-off per year
As a member, you’ll also be entered into our quarterly lucky draw to win a cash prize!
Your support gives us something priceless: steady, reliable income that helps us plan ahead and continue offering the love, care, and dignity our residents deserve.
💛 Every contribution makes a difference.
To sign up, click the link: https://bit.ly/4s71xFA
or just scan the QR code below and follow the steps.
Thank you for standing with us — your kindness keeps Pevensey Place going.

17/12/2025

Berg Protection Services sent Tristan, Bolt and Storm to visit Pevensey today. The dog show was amazing to say the least. ABolt very big thank you for sharing these clever animals with us.

16/12/2025

Pevensey Place now have their very own LinkedIn profile.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/pevensey-place-8a9436394

Thank you to each and everyone for all the support and love shown to our residents.

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13/12/2025

Today we had a very special visit from Joel the Magician, who came to bring some cheer to our residents who aren't going home for the holidays or haven't left yet. We even had some friends of Pevensey who came to visit and enjoy the show with us.
​Ryan and Graham were flabbergasted when little sponge ducks disappeared from one person's hand and popped up in the other person's hand. Grace was absolutely astonished that her signed card ended up in locked boxes, although she was just a little bit more excited by the cute little treasure chests the card landed up in. Janet and Marissa were not too impressed that Joel kept making their ropes knot, much to the amusement of the onlooking residents. Jono came to visit us at Pevensey and he was one of the lucky volunteers on the stage. He was a bit worried when he realized that he might lose a finger in a guillotine and was rethinking his life choices, but he luckily left the stage unscathed!
​At the end of his magic show, Joel pulled out his saxophone and played two lovely songs. Some of us jumped a bit on the first note—let's just say our little hall has amazing acoustics! It was a very entertaining morning for all, and we really appreciate the visit from Joel. We hope to see him again in the near future!