Resthaven Ministries

ke Dance Mouse, soccer, cricket, etc. The children benefit from support provided from the likes of Kibwe Kids, Edison Lebone and various church groups who provide food, clothing and finances where possible. Camelia House & Jasmin Place are our old age homes providing accommodation and care for 19 pensioners. Due to their circumstances these pensioners are generally state pensioners receiving a meagre pension from the Government and part of this goes towards their keep with the balance being used for their personal hygiene and clothing. A number of these pensioners are very old and in need of frail care but due to the long waiting lists and costs attached to these services these people are unable to move into these frail care homes making it difficult for Resthaven to assist them. Their hospital, clinic and medical needs are provided by the local state hospitals and clinics with Resthaven providing transport etc. We are in the process of opening a new baby sanctuary by upgrading an existing facility in our building (which was an old hospital) where we are able to provide, on an ongoing basis, the opportunity for babies to come into our home thus ensuring a nurturing, loving and safe environment for the time that they are with us and thereby ensure that healthy babies are delivered to new expectant families. We are almost ready to open up and accept babies. The reason for the delay has been financial as much upgrading had to take place. We are currently feeding over 2000 people a month by distributing food through various organisations in the area. We offer training in the form of short courses for Parents and caregivers, as well as church planting courses amongst others.