Community rallies to support Avril Elizabeth Home
The event raised significant funds to enhance care programmes and life skills initiatives at the Home.
The Avril Elizabeth Home for the Handicapped hosted a successful corporate breakfast to raise much-needed funds in support of its mission to provide high-quality residential care for individuals with intellectual disabilities.
The event gathered influential business leaders and community supporters, creating a powerful platform for engagement and advocacy.
Caption: Carol Büser, Neil and Ada Rundle
Description: Avril Elizabeth Home CEO, Carol Büser and parents of the Home, Neil and Ada Rundle at the corporate breakfast.
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Guest speaker Gavin Sharples, an internationally acclaimed motivational speaker and business management consultant, captivated attendees with his inspiring talk on leadership, purpose, and the importance of responsibility.
Caption: Wayne McDonald, Jacques and Farah Swanepoel and Allen Beukes
Description: Wayne McDonald, Jacques and Farah Swanepoel and Allen Beukes at the Avril Elizabeth Home for the Handicapped corporate breakfast.
Founded in 1970 by social worker Sheila Suttner, the home began with just 21 children in care. Today, it serves as a cornerstone of support in the community, caring for 154 residents across all ages and backgrounds.
Proceeds from the event will contribute to enhancing the home’s care services and expanding life skills programmes that empower residents to build confidence and engage meaningfully with society.
Caption: Franci Pedreiro and Bulelwa Mahura
Description: Franci Pedreiro and Bulelwa Mahura seated at the Avril Elizabeth Home for the Handicapped corporate breakfast.
