Cresset House Water Project

Posted on 2021-09-162026-04-18 by Andrew Connold

Cresset House in Midrand, Gauteng, is a registered NPO that provides residential and work facilities for some 60 adults with intellectual disabilities. Water is a significant cost in the running of Cresset House, despite some eight million litres of water per annum being recycled via wetland reed beds for use in garden irrigation, municipal water for domestic use and vegetable garden irrigation. To reduce their dependence on Municipal a plan to install a ring water main pipe connectin...

CRESSET HOUSE SUSTAINABLE WATER PROJECT

Posted on 2020-11-152026-04-18 by Andrew Connold

Thank you to all who helped us complete this project! A Mix FM 93.8 & Rotary Project Donate Now Please make your donation to: Account Name-Cresset House; Bank-Standard Bank; Account #: 201-144-468; Branch: Boulders 00-11-55 and email the payment receipt to admin@cresset.org.za with your name so that we can thank you. Cresset House NPO in Midrand, Gauteng, is a registered NPO providing residential and workshop facilities for some 40 adults with intellectual disabiliti...

Cresset House Project Activity

Posted on 2020-03-222025-07-20 by Andrew Connold

The bread and the baked OwlCresset House baking teamBread rolls for the villageCresset House Baking Day - Sponsored by Sasko Knights Pendragon Rotarians are pleased to have made good progress in helping management to improve the lives of the villagers at Cresset house in recent weeks. Starting with the old bakery facility which had not been in operation for some time, was in need of some repair to make it useable again. With the kind support of businesses in the baking industry, Knights w...

Knights Pendragon Supports Casual Day

Posted on 2017-08-162026-04-19 by Andrew Connold

The Rotary Club of Knights Pendragon supports casual day on the 1st September each year with their donations going to Cresset House in Glen Austin, Midrand. The very worthy focus of Casual Day is to support the rights of persons with disabilities to education, housing, training, accessibility, employment... in other words, full inclusion in society. For 23 years "Casual Day" has been reserved as the first Friday in September and wearing a "Casual Day" sticker gives your the right to go to wor...