St Nicholas provides a Continuum of Care through:

Home-based care in Mangaung – Bloemfontien, Botshabelo and Thaba Nchu to over 700 children.

Five Day care centres providing health and emotional support; supervision of medication; developmental stimulation and family support.

Sunflower House has 22 beds for children who cannot be cared for at home. Children are admitted for end-of-life care; pain and symptom management; respite care; initiation onto anti-retroviral therapy or TB treatment; and cancer treatment. Children may remain in Sunflower House for long periods of time until they can be placed in safe care in the community.

Sunflower House also has a Wall of Remembrance painted with Sunflowers. Each child who dies has his or her name put into a sunflower and on the 6 December each year, St Nicholas Day, a special remembrance service is held for the families, children and staff, to remember these children.

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