Compassionate Care. Unwavering Dignity.
For over 81 years, St Luke’s Home of Healing has provided 24/7 residential care to adults with severe mental and physical disabilities in KwaZulu-Natal. Our state funding has been withdrawn. Our residents need you now.
A Legacy of Love in KwaZulu-Natal
Since 1945, St Luke’s Home of Healing has been a beacon of compassion for adults with disabilities in the heart of KZN’s North Coast.
Our Mission
“Demonstrating compassion by providing quality care that enhances the dignity of adults with disabilities in KwaZulu-Natal.”
Every day, our dedicated team of caregivers ensures that each of our 26 residents receives personalised nursing care, nutritious meals, therapeutic activities, and the warmth of a true home. We believe every person, regardless of their disability, deserves to live their life to the fullest with maximum comfort and exceptional care.
Read Our StoryHow You Can Help Our Residents
Whether through financial support, purchasing needed supplies, or giving your time, every act of kindness makes a direct difference.
Make a Donation
Your financial gift directly funds daily care, medical supplies, and nutrition for our 26 residents. Every Rand counts.
Donate NowShop Needed Items
Purchase essential supplies our residents need — toiletries, incontinence products, dietary supplements — delivered directly to the home.
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Volunteer your time, organise a fundraiser, or attend our events. There are so many ways to be part of our family.
Contact UsOur Community in Action
We are deeply grateful to the individuals, schools, and organisations who rally behind our residents every day.
Ballito Raises R53,000 in a Single Day
When news of the funding crisis broke, the Ballito community mobilised an extraordinary grassroots drive, raising over R53,000 in one day to support our residents. This incredible act of generosity shows what is possible when a community comes together.
Maidstone Primary School Toiletry Drive
The students and families of Maidstone Primary School organised a coordinated toiletry collection, providing essential hygiene products that our residents use every day. Thank you for teaching the next generation the value of compassion.
Mark Benevolent Fund Grant
The Mark Benevolent Fund generously awarded St Luke’s a grant of £7,796, providing critical financial support from our international friends. Combined with the local Freemasons Lodge charity golf day at Mount Edgecombe, this demonstrates the global reach of our community.
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