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Residential Home for Adults with Cerebral Palsy or Special Needs
Forest Farm
Reaching out, encouraging them to explore their potential
To feel fulfilled
Forest Farm
Meeting them at their point of need
Providing first-class care with a smile!
Forest Farm
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Donations
Go along way
Activities
Social and recreational
Transport
Hospitals, Doctors
Care workers
On duty 24/7
As parents of cerebral palsy children ourselves, we always strive to set the standard in individual care as opposed to institutionalised care. Our passion and commitment - which is evident throughout Forest Farm Centre - is to care for the whole person, not just their condition. - Eric Manson, co-founder Forest Farm
About Forest Farm
Founded in 1968 in Bryanston, Forest Farm is a specialist care centre for adults with cerebral palsy conditions, and special needs. Every day, in everything we do, we stand by our motto: Compassion. Commitment. Care. The wellbeing of our residents is at the heart of everything we do. We strive to provide for their special needs in a manner that enables them to live rich, fulfilling lives. Our centre brings together the very best in clinical treatment to deliver outstanding overall care. Using a process of thorough assessment, we create a bespoke, holistic care pathway for each individual in our care.
GET INVOLVED
As a registered non-profit organisation Forest Farm is meticulous in managing the financial side of things. We use independent auditors and believe in transparency every step of the way. Having said that, we welcome outside contributions - whether financial, in kind, or material.
Do you know someone with cerebral palsy? Has what you’ve read about us, inspired you to get involved in some way?
We would love your participation!
Make A Donation
Registration Number: NPO 017-813
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ABOUT CEREBRAL PALSY
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a neurological disorder caused by a non-progressive brain injury, or by abnormal development of a child’s brain (before, during or immediately after birth). The condition usually affects body movement, muscle control, tone and coordination, reflex, balance and posture. CP may affect fine motor skills, gross motor skills or oral motor functioning.
We Love What We Do
A home with heart - in the heart of Sandton
You Make It Possible
A comprehensive approach to care giving
- Each drop creates the sea
Heartfelt help for adults Iiving with Cerebral Palsy and Special Needs
Recurring donations
63%
Happy Faces
100%
