Nova received help to apply for guardianship of her sister who was in an unsafe situation at home. The ongoing support has helped them to receive grant payments and find ongoing education and training for her sister.

During the covid lockdowns, Pride’s mental health started to suffer. Her medication was making her drowsy and she struggled to stick to the regimen. DHRC provided her with the support she needed to get back on track.

Lerato had a dream to start an empowerment, training and education centre for  women, children and youth in Lawley, Johannesburg.

DHRC helped her to get her initiative started, through mentorship her vital resources.

After loosing his eyesight at 21 years old, Thapelo was referred to DHRC for help adapting to his new life. They are assisting with many aspects of his new life as well as finding a school to further his education.

Nomonde’s identity was stolen and used for an illegal marriage. Her name was changed and her child support grant payments stopped. DHRC are helping her with the complicated divorce proceedings and have assisted her in reinstating the grant payments.

Pumzile approached DHRC needing help getting maintenance from her children's father. It became clear that she was stuggling with depression, so they referred her to a psychiatrist and give her ongoing counselling several times a month.