House ofHope & Glory
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Impact and governance

Measured with integrity. Told with dignity.

We believe impact should be more than a number on a page.

We keep track of the children we serve, the meals we provide, the programmes we run and the people who give their time to make them possible. We aim to share what we can verify, in a way that respects the children and community behind every number.

What we can stand behind today.

  • 200 to 250children receive a meal every day
  • Thousandsof meals served per month

These figures are reviewed against our records and updated as our reporting develops.

What we look for.

Children

Participation, consistency and engagement across our programmes.

Community

The volunteers, coaches, partners and local people who help make the work possible.

Growth

The opportunities children gain to learn, lead, develop skills and discover their potential.

Because real impact is not always immediate. Some of the most important things we build take time.

Governance, accountability and trust

Good work deserves good stewardship.

Whether you give your time, expertise, resources or financial support, you should know that it is being entrusted to an organisation committed to responsible governance and accountability.

A registered NPO

House of Hope & Glory is a registered South African Non-Profit Organisation.

NPO registration number 293-190.

Records kept and reported

We maintain appropriate financial and organisational records and fulfil the reporting requirements applicable to registered NPOs.

Guided by our purpose

Our work is guided by our founding purpose and the responsibility that comes with being entrusted with the support of others. Where information is published, we want it to be clear, accurate and able to be supported by our records.

Trust is not something we ask for. It is something we build.

Safeguarding comes first

No child's image, name or story is published without recorded written consent.