"Connecting Communities" Since 1961

About Us

Cresset House aims to be a self-sustaining community committed to caring for all it's members with a primary focus upon those with intellectual disabilities. The pursuit of security and confidence, application and transmission of knowledge by promoting the following within the confines of financial sustainability:

  • A Christian culture
  • Loving reflection
  • Relevant training
  • Focused and applied care
  • Community service
  • Development of the total person as part of his culture

Value Statement

The following six core values are regarded as those values of Cresset House that arise in all areas and should be respected at all times.

  • Providing a residential environment based on the extended family concept
  • Acknowledge and develop the individual to their full potential, maintaining a balanced and holistic approach
  • Maximize the use of the human and physical assets available
  • Manage the land organically
  • Remain committed to the maintenance of spiritual values based upon Christianity
  • The common good of the community will  supersede the self-interest of the individual

Cresset House is registered in terms of the Nonprofit Organisation (Act 71 of 1997)
Registration number: 003-319 NPO.
Registered at SARS as a PBO in terms of the Income Tax Act 1962 and can thus issue a tax certificate.