Abraham Kriel Bambanani

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Abraham Kriel Childcare is a non-profit childcare organisation whose passion is to ensure the optimal development of traumatised children in need of care.

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50 688 crimes against children were reported in the 2011/2012 period. Over 400 000 children were affected by neglect and ill-treatment.

(See report by: UNICEF; the Department of Social Development; the Department of Women, Children and People with Disabilities.)

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Abraham Kriel Bambanani is a registered NPO providing care and skills development for traumatised children and youth in need, in the greater Johannesburg area. We provide shelter, physical care, rehabilitation and skills development for beneficiaries that had been subjected to trauma, abuse, molestation, poverty, neglect and unemployment. This is done via residential care, community services and educational programmes.

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So is my lewe…

Deel 1: Dit is ek Pyn. Toksies. Misverstaan. Niemand kry my nie en niemand kan my help nie. Nadat ek hulle vir 10 jaar lank my familie genoem het, moes ek uit. Dit is ‘n skuif wat vir my soos die dood voel en dit maak my net kwater en meer aggressief. Die plek is…

This is my life…

Part 1: This is me Pain. Toxic. Misunderstood. No-one “gets” me and nobody can help me. After 10 years of calling them my family, I had to move. A transition that felt like death to me and made me even angrier and more aggressive. Turns out this new space is quite welcoming. The people here…