Home of Compassion Ministries

History

God birthed a vision in the hearts of Charles and Delecia George in 1993 to care and help the poor. As they begun different types of projects in the Western Cape region, Delft was the place they believed where God wanted them

to work and lay down there lives. As various types of socio-economic and spiritual challenges struck the Delft community,

they left for Johannesburg to study and equip themselves by bringing back proper tools in order to handle major

challenges lying ahead of them.

 

In 1995 and 1996 Charles and Delecia studied and gradated from Rhema Bible Training Centre in Johannesburg.

On their return they stared a NPO called Home of Compassion Ministries with registration number 025-064-NPO.

The vision of the NPO is to free their community from oppression of poverty, hopelessness,

unemployment and foster a culture of Hope by providing the necessary skills and awareness programs to stimulate the community’s God-given abilities and empower them so that they can in turn bring about a change in their own deprived community. The NPO is involved on a daily basis through different projects addressing issues such as hunger, child abuse, substance abuse, crime, gangsterism, and teenage pregnancies, TB HIV/Aids, skills training, etc.

The NPO has a “wholistic” approach towards community upliftment and community empowerment and present

well-balanced programs to their community as they serve the "Whole Man".

The NPO executes it’s vision by having different programmes within the organization to be effective

within the community i.e. This is not just a spiritual and social struggle. It is a financial one too.

In order to achieve REAL empowerment we need to break the shackles and the barriers to entry imposed

by the conventional economy. Through interventions across the “chain of needs” we will provide ways and means for our communities to enter into economic and social developments of their own doing.