Humanitarian Relief
We provide food, clothing and essential items to individuals and families in need.
Our Programs
Support shaped by the Foundation's registered objectives.
These program areas are presented from the aims and objectives in the Foundation's constitution.
What We Do
Our service focus at a glance.
This visual gives a broad overview of how Rehoboth seeks to restore hope, relieve hardship and empower lives. The detailed sections below identify the Foundation's registered program areas.
Education Support
We promote access to quality education and support students through scholarships and learning resources.
Health & Wellness
We support healthcare initiatives, medical outreach and wellness programs in our communities.
Community Empowerment
We empower individuals with skills training, resources and opportunities for self-reliance.
Widows & Vulnerable Care
We reach out to widows, orphans, elderly and other vulnerable groups with love and support.
Spiritual & Moral Support
We promote values-based living through counselling, mentorship and faith-based programs.
The Foundation's formal projects remain subject to its registered objectives, governance policies, available resources and defined project criteria.
Relief in Practice
From registered purpose to practical service.
The December 2024 Shop for Free outreach presented by Potters House Church operated as a community-supported free redistribution event, with families and supporters contributing clothing and other useful items for people to receive at no cost. This past initiative illustrates the dignity-first approach that informs the Foundation's ongoing relief work.
Flagship Programme
Rehoboth Food Bank
The Foundation is developing Rehoboth Food Bank as its long-term food-security platform: regular household food assistance, community distributions, food-donor partnerships, safe inventory management and a pathway from immediate relief toward resilience.
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Relief & Welfare
Material assistance for people facing hardship.
The constitution includes helping less-privileged members of the community through organised donations of food items and other relief assistance. Projects are subject to available resources and defined project criteria.
Food supportNeeds-based reliefHumanitarian assistance
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Skills & Empowerment
Training that can strengthen self-reliance.
The Foundation's registered objects include assisting community members and elderly persons with training and skills needed to survive and contribute productively in society.
Skills acquisitionTraining supportCommunity empowerment
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Health Support
Basic health-care assistance within our constitutional scope.
The constitution identifies free health-care services such as health consultation, provision of prescribed or recommended drugs, reading glasses, blood-pressure checks, blood-sugar checks and nutritional consultation.
ConsultationBasic screeningReading glassesRecommended medicinesNutritional consultation
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Education Support
Basic materials for underfunded schools.
The Foundation's constitution includes the provision of basic school materials for underfunded schools in the community.
Basic school materialsUnderfunded schoolsCommunity support
Partner With Us
Help turn registered purpose into measurable service.
Individuals, churches, businesses and institutions can support specific projects or the Foundation's wider work.
Ways to Give