A week-long holiday programme delivered in the Langbos informal settlement at Addo, Eastern Cape, has provided structured care, daily meals, […]
460 Eastern Cape Children Receive Essential Care and Meals in Week-Long Holiday Camp Read Post »
In 1935, five Pallottine Sisters opened a small ward for sick children in Cape Town. Ninety years on, St Joseph’s
St Joseph’s Children’s Home: SA’s only Catholic Children’s Hospital Read Post »
Last month, I talked about our care for the poor, since it was one of the November focuses of the
Pope Leo’s First Teaching Read Post »
When seven-year-old Hayden was admitted to St Joseph’s Intermediate Paediatric Care in March this year, his prognosis was touch-and-go. Tuberculous meningitis
Hayden’s Christmas Miracle at St Joseph’s Home Read Post »
The Catholic Health Care Association of Southern Africa (CATHCA) has issued an urgent message to world leaders ahead of the
Invest in Community: CATHCA’s Urgent Call ahead of Global Fund Summit Read Post »
By Tony Magliano – “World Day of the Poor”, celebrated on November 16, was established by Pope Francis in 2017.
We can end poverty – so what is stopping us? Read Post »
City of Cape Town employees who are usually at the frontlines keeping the public safe, recently united in a different
City heroes ride, run, and raise hope for St Joseph’s young patients Read Post »
St Joseph’s Intermediate Paediatric Care in Cape Town – the only children’s Catholic hospital in South Africa – has just
St Joseph’s Paediatric Care: 90 Years of Hope and Healing Read Post »
By Ray White – The Little Eden Society has lost an angel. The Society’s longest residing member, Matthew Turner, passed away unexpectedly in
Little Eden Says Goodbye to an Angel Read Post »
