The Ramakrishna Centre of South Africa

Atmano mokshartham jagad hitaya cha (For one's own salvation and for the welfare of the world)

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"Everyone can break down something, but how many can build it up?"
~ Sri Sarada Devi ~

Ramakrishna eThembeni Home | Phoenix Sub-centre |Abalindi Home |Ekusizaneni Children's Home

Project Brief Overview & Updates

Ramakrishna eThembeni Home
(KwaMashu, Durban)

Home for terminally ill

Project (20 bed female ward) completed and opened on 2 September 2006

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Phoenix Sub-centre
(Phoenix, Durban)

Campus includes:

Shrine (Structure completed)

Jayrambati Home: Home for distraught women and children (completed & opened)

Clinic/Adminstration Block (completed & opened)

Swami Vivekananda Family Welfare Centre (completed & opened)

First phase: The Clinic has been completed and officialy opened on 28 October 2007

Second phase: The Jayrambati Home has been completed and officialy opened on 8 December 2007

Third phase: The Swami Vivekananda Family Welfare Centre has been completed and officialy opened on 24 March 2008

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Ramakrishna Abalindi Home
(Inanda, Durban)

40 bed facility for Terminally-ill patients

Foundation laying ceremony held 29 August 2007

First phase: 15 bed ward for both males and females

Second phase: 10 bed ward for children

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Ekusizaneni Children's Home
(Kwa Mashu, Durban)

Home for homeless and AIDS orphans

Completed and running from: 2002
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