Therapeutic Programmes | South Africa

Therapeutic

support programmes

Therapeutic programmes are professional healthcare programmes that address the behavioural, social, individual and community trends that negatively impact the development of children.

Excipia

Tipox

DeHotel

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THE INTERDISCIPLINARY HEALTH & WELLNESS CARE TEAM

Social Worker (Team lead)

Professional Nurse

Social Auxiliary Worker

Community Homebased Caregiver

Youth and Childcare Worker

Program facilitators

Early Childhood Development worker (ECD)

Our Therapeutic programmes;

Care plans

Plans made by our interdisciplinary healthcare team (TAC) to monitor progress of care of our most vulnerable children.

Home visits

Home visits by our interdisciplinary healthcare team (TAC) to children of concern.

Psychosocial focus groups

Groups facilitated by our Social Workers to address specific challenges for our children. Topics include grief, anger management, gender, life skills, behavioural issues and abuse.

Healthcare assessments

Regular healthcare assessments and ongoing monitoring by our interdisciplinary healthcare team.

Zozo Playroom

A creative safe space for self expression based on therapeutic playroom principals facilitated by an adult and one child for individual attention.

Individual counselling

Individual and family counselling offered by our Social Workers to address specific concerns as referred by the team.

Download our Special ECD Capacity Statement

STORIES FROM STAFF

'We know that we make a difference in the lives of our children. When they become teenagers, it becomes more difficult as they do not want to be different and take medication. Giving them love and affection goes a long way, it is not enough though. Our children need the skills and support to shine and have a hopeful future'.