Social Responsibility
Camargues Social Responsibility initiatives include the following organisations:
Marang House
Marang House was founded by the late Dr Pieter Ernst in June of 1998 and was created to provide medical care in a non-institutional environment to South Africa’s seriously ill children. A long-standing physician in South Africa, Dr. Ernst realised that for children with chronic conditions requiring long-term care, institutions such as government hospitals are not able to supply the ideal recovery environment that a stable home environment can. This realisation led to Dr Ernst’s establishment of Marang House. Marang is the 'Setswana' word for rays of the sun, but really the name means hope to many children.
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Oliver’s House
Oliver’s House is a charity organisation situated in Benoni on the East Rand. Oliver’s House was established in May 2001 and today we successfully manage 2 feeding programs, a children’s care centre, an education centre and a computer training centre.
We are committed to providing a free and responsible service to the community. We are committed to extending these services into as many disadvantaged areas as possible.
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The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is an international movement, and an evangelical branch of Universal Christian Church. Its message is based on the Bible; it's ministry motivated by the love of God. The mission is both spiritual and practical, encompassing the preaching of the Gospel and alleviating human suffering and distress without discrimination. The soul of The Salvation Army is found in nation wide congregations where Christian believers seek their salvation and serve their communities. They forge relationships within the community based on love, care and acceptance.
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Children of Fire
The Charities work together to find such children and seek to identify and bring to bear the most expert and appropriate medical skills and care to children so injured. The Trusts also aim to reduce the incidence of such injuries by bringing about improvements in conditions in impoverished communities and by education and awareness training within such communities.
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Phoenix House
SANCA Phoenix House - Southern Africa's leading provider of substance abuse treatment programs and support for at least 38 years - is also primary resource for expert services and professional referral - across the Internet and across the country. Whether you are seeking for accurate information, responsible advice or a place to go for help when you need it the most - - - we're here for you.
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Hands of Compassion
Hands of Compassion is a Christian community headed by Pastors Alan and Xana McCauley. It all began in February 1987 as we wanted to live out our understanding of the full gospel, with emphasis on practical help to those in need. We are based on a 19 ha small holding near Lanseria Airport, Johannesburg, where up to 120 people from diverse backgrounds live and work to fulfill a three-fold vision: Recovery - Restoration - Reconciliation. We have chosen to live simply so that others may simply live.
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C.A.R.E.
The Centre for Animal Rehabilitation and Education - C.A.R.E., located in Phalaborwa, South Africa, is a wildlife rehabilitation facility dedicated to the care, welfare, rehabilitation and protection of injured and orphaned indigenous wild animals. The centre specializes in the care of Chacma baboons, actively pursuing their rescue, rehabilitation and release. C.A.R.E. has pioneered many firsts in primate care, and its rehabilitation programme has gained respect within scientific and animal behavioral communities. C.A.R.E also has an incredible track record in successfully rehabilitating hand-reared animals and releasing fully formed troops back into the wild.
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