Our Vision
Our vision is to provide the Zululand Community with the following by the end of 2013:
The facilities and high quality specialized services to accommodate children on the Autism Spectrum, and to mainstream as many of these children as possible...
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An Article about Able center has been published in the KerkBode News paper!
The Article is about how the NG Church Meerensee helped ABLE Centre give Parents with Autistic children new hope...
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From where the dream started; to paddle from Kosi Bay (North Coast of South Africa) to Richards Bay, to raise funds for the building of an autism centre.
The planning and preparation, the actual expedition and successfully covering of the distance of 270km, as well as raising just over ZAR 1.5 mil. Today, the end result is the ABLE Centre - an "Early Intervention Centre" as well as a Centre for "Foundation Phase Education" with world class therapeutic intervention for children on the autism spectrum.
All by the grace of God, the support of our sponsors and community and in the spirit of "Nomakanjani - Come what may!"
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April is Autism Awareness Month, with World Autism Awareness Day on 2 April 2013
We dedicate this awareness article to the brave young minds affected by autism, and their incredibly and equally brave families "Lighting the way blue" for them!
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The Freedom Challenge - a tandem challenge for sponsorship of ABLE Centre!
The Freedom Trail is a 2350 km long, 37 000 metres of ups and downs, mountain bike route across South Africa, from Pietermaritzburg in the east...
The official opening of ABLE Centre.
The official opening of ABLE Centre took place on 20 September 2012 with a great turnout by sponsors involved. Thank you to everyone who has made it possible!
Sponsor A Child
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Due to the high cost of quality treatment services, most parents cannot afford the monthly therapy fees, and some children remain untreated. You can make a difference by Sponsoring a Child to give him/her a chance at a happy & independent life. RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE!