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Andries Olivier Durbanville Quadriplegic Centre
Contacting our disability care centre in Cape Town is the simplest first step you can take. Whether you are a family exploring long-term residential care, a donor looking to make a difference, or a volunteer wanting to support our community — we are here, we are listening, and there is no pressure to commit to anything.
Every enquiry reaches a real person. We respond within one working day and will always give you a clear, honest answer.
NPO 039-707 · PBO 930029333 · 18 Hafele Street, Durbanville
Call, email, WhatsApp, or visit us at 18 Hafele Street, Durbanville. Choose whatever feels most comfortable.
Office hours: Monday to Friday, 08:00–16:30.
Best for quick questions, hiring enquiries and follow-ups.
Best for detailed enquiries, documents and formal requests.
Complete the form below and a real member of the team will respond within one working day.
Tell us a little about your enquiry so we can respond as helpfully as possible.
We are based at 18 Hafele Street, Durbanville — wheelchair accessible and conveniently reachable from Bellville, Brackenfell, Kuils River, Parow and the wider Cape Town area.
Our Durbanville disability care facility is wheelchair accessible, with accessible communal spaces and on-site parking available for visitors.
We ask that visits are arranged in advance by phone, WhatsApp or email so we can ensure the right staff member is available to welcome you.
Visits are free, carry no obligation, and usually last 30–60 minutes — enough time to see the home, meet people and get a genuine feel for community life.
Approximately 10–15 minutes via the N1 or Durbanville Road.
Approximately 25–30 minutes via the N1 North.
Approximately 10 minutes via Brackenfell Boulevard.
We welcome families, prospective residents, donors, volunteers and supporters to visit our Durbanville facility in person.
If you are considering applying for disability care in Cape Town, a visit is strongly encouraged before submitting documentation. You can see the facility, ask questions and experience the community first-hand.
Families of current residents are welcome to visit regularly. For group visits or special occasions, a quick heads-up helps us prepare appropriately.
Community supporters and prospective volunteers are always welcome. Seeing where your support goes makes a real difference to ongoing involvement.
We know that contacting a disability care centre can feel like a big step. Whether your question is urgent, practical, emotional or simply exploratory, you will be met with patience, honesty and genuine care.
Quick answers before you phone, WhatsApp or send your first message.
We aim to respond to all contact form, email and WhatsApp enquiries within one working day, Monday to Friday.
Yes. We encourage families and prospective residents to arrange a visit before submitting an application, where possible.
Yes. Donors, volunteers and community supporters are welcome to arrange a visit so they can see the work HAODQC does first-hand.
For hiring enquiries, WhatsApp 076 201 5201 or email hiresupplies@haodqc.co.za.
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