Epilepsy SA - South Cape / Karoo Branch

Off Rio Road, Knysna, South Africa
We are situated in Knysna where we have a Residential Care Facility catering for 60 multiple-disabled adults of whom 97% have epilepsy. We have two protective workshops on our premises to keep most of the residents and 25 profoundly disabled day-visitors from the surrounding communities meaningfully occupied. OUR SERVICES : *Residential Care Facility... *Holstic Care given to 60 residents *24-Hour Healthcare / Rehabilitation / Family Preservation This service provides holistic care in a rehabilitative manner concentrating on family preservation through maintaining contact with the families and rebuilding damaged relationships *Day-Care Since 1995 profoundly disabled members of the informal communities are fetched on a daily basis to participate in skills building activities *2 Workshops On the premises to provide therapeutic activites to develop participants to full potential *Outreach *Advocacy

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Knysna, Garden Route District, Western Cape, South Africa

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