Monthly Operating Shortfall
HAODQC faces a shortfall of approximately R25,000 per month between government subsidy and actual running costs. Regular monthly donations make the biggest difference.
Andries Olivier Durbanville Quadriplegic Centre
The residents of the Andries Olivier Durbanville Quadriplegic Centre manage this home themselves. However much they strive towards independence, HAODQC cannot survive without donors, sponsors, supporters and volunteers.
Every contribution — no matter how small — is deeply appreciated and enriches daily life at the Centre.
NPO 039-707 · PBO 930029333 · VAT 4830253987
💛 Your support can make a world of difference in meeting our most pressing needs and sustaining disability care in Durbanville.
Donate NowThese needs directly affect safety, daily care, transport and the long-term sustainability of the Centre.
HAODQC faces a shortfall of approximately R25,000 per month between government subsidy and actual running costs. Regular monthly donations make the biggest difference.
Engineer-confirmed settlement and cracking require urgent attention. Cash donations, building materials, labour and professional services are needed.
A reliable call bell system with backup power is a fundamental safety requirement so residents can call for assistance at any hour.
Physical items may be donated new or in good used condition. These items support daily care, transport, staff wellbeing and operations.
A sturdy trolley to transport goods around the Centre, reduce physical strain on staff and residents, and support daily operations.
Two Toyota Quantum bus tyres need replacing. The buses are essential for resident transport, outings and operational errands.
Six three-quarter beds for the staff quarters. Our care staff need proper rest between shifts to continue providing quality care.
Secure storage is needed for tools, garden furniture and equipment. The current wooden shed is damaged, leaks and is no longer suitable.
Air-conditioning in the lounge would make gatherings, meetings and socialising more comfortable during hot weather.
Printing paper, laminator, laminating sheets and basic admin supplies help keep the Centre running smoothly every day.
These needs support HAODQC’s fundraising projects, events programme, safety, visibility and daily operations.
Crockery, cutlery, glassware, linens, tablecloths, tables and chairs help expand the HAO Hiring Services project, which generates income for the Centre.
Furniture, lighting, umbrellas and stands would improve the Events Garden, Book Markets and community fundraising events.
Three replacements for existing fixed washing lines would open up more flexible outdoor space for events and community activities.
Professional external signage helps donors, visitors, volunteers and hiring clients find HAODQC at 18 Hafele Street, Durbanville.
Panic buttons connected to the security system and within reach of residents while in bed are a critical safety measure.
A portable barbecue would support Wheels & Heels events, resident gatherings, fundraisers and community celebrations.
Government subsidy covers only a portion of HAODQC’s monthly expenses. The remaining gap must be raised through community support, donations and fundraising projects.
A regular monthly contribution, even a small one, helps the Centre plan ahead and continue providing reliable care.
Supports basic monthly needs and helps close the operating gap.
Contributes towards food, toiletries and household requirements.
Helps cover utilities, maintenance and essential running costs.
Makes a significant contribution to HAODQC’s monthly shortfall.
Professional services and skilled labour donated to HAODQC save significant costs. If you have skills to offer, we would love to hear from you.
Structural repair, plastering, painting, tiling and general building work for maintenance and repair projects.
Electrical inspections, wiring, plumbing maintenance and installations throughout the facility.
Regular garden maintenance, lawn care, pruning and general outdoor upkeep around the Centre.
Pro bono legal advice, bookkeeping, payroll and HR support for NPO compliance and governance.
No contribution is too small. Whether you give cash, donate an item, sponsor a project or give your time — it all makes a real difference.
A once-off or recurring EFT to our ABSA account.
Buy and donate one of the specific items from our needs list.
Sponsor a project or specific need in full.
Commit to R50 a month and support HAODQC consistently.
Help at the Book Market, Golf Day or other Centre events.
Share this needs list with friends, family and colleagues.
All donations go directly to the operational running of the Centre and the wellbeing of our 12 residents. As a registered PBO, donations may qualify for a Section 18A tax deduction.
Registered NPO 039-707 and PBO 930029333. VAT Reg: 4830253987. Donations may qualify for Section 18A tax benefits — please confirm with your financial adviser.
Prefer to give monthly?
Join the HAO Supporters Club from R50/month and help HAODQC close the monthly funding gap.
The residents of HAODQC manage this home with extraordinary dignity and pride. Your support — financial, practical or in kind — helps ensure they can continue to live independently and with quality of life in Durbanville.
📞 021 975 5459 · ✉ quads@telkomsa.net · 📍 18 Hafele Street, Durbanville, 7550
“However much we strive towards independence, it is a fact that we cannot survive without Donors, Sponsors, Supporters & Volunteers.”