MES – Page 3 – Changing the heart of the city!

WELCOME TO MES

MES is a registered not-for-profit organisation (NPO) that has been changing the heart of the inner cities of Johannesburg, Cape Town, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) and Kempton Park, South Africa.

MES actively works towards sustainable solutions to pervasive poverty.

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OUR FOCUS GROUPS

To mould, empower & serve urban people at risk holistically, so that they can be enabled to
live independent, sustainable & meaningful lives

Pre-schoolers

Affordable pre-school education
Improve key developmental milestones
Empower parents
Nutrition & healthy living
Spiritual Enrichment

Learners

Place of belonging
Physical & emotional developmental
Nutrition & healthy living
Education resources
Mentorship & guidance
Spiritual Enrichment

School leaving youth

Youth Servant Leadership Development
Place of belonging
Nutrition & healthy living
Mentorship & guidance
Learnership & Bursaries
Spiritual Enrichment

Youth & adults at risk

Outreach & Social Relief
Change Readiness
Work Readiness
Re-integration

Families at risk

Child Protection
Family Preservation
Trauma, mental & substance support
Build community
Food Relief
Spiritual Enrichment

MES ECD application currently open

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SOS from MES for the desperate plight of homeless flood victims

While some parts of South Africa continue to experience heavy downpours and floods, we are reminded that it is the vulnerable and homeless communities living in the inner cities of South Africa who are affected the most.

Please help us to help those who cannot help themselves. To find out how, contact our office at +27 (0)11 725 6531, or email engage@mes.org.za

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LATEST NEWS

MES Cape Town staff and volunteers’ fight for the homeless

MES Cape Town staff and volunteers’ fight for the homeless

On Monday, 20 April 2020, MES Cape Town assisted the City of ...

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“We think sometimes that poverty is only being hungry, naked and homeless. The poverty of being unwanted, unloved and uncared for is the greatest poverty. We must start in our own homes to remedy this kind of poverty.”
Mother Theresa

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