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Caring for the elders who once cared for us

Dignity in Every Day

ABH offers full-time residential care to elderly individuals who have been neglected, abused, or left without family support. Each elder receives a clean, safe, and respectful home environment with nourishing meals, personal care, and companionship.

Home For Elderly Care

Our Care Philosophy

We create a nurturing space that fosters growth, expression, and well-being.

Structured Daily Support


Residents follow a gentle daily routine of self-care, guided activities, and light responsibilities to build confidence and independence.



Skill-Building Activities


We offer recreational therapy including music, puzzles, storytelling, knitting, and prayer groups—fostering memory, mobility, and joy.

Inclusive Environment


No one is left behind. Elders are surrounded by kindness and inclusivity, celebrating birthdays, festivals, and shared meals in a community that feels like home.

Medical and Emotional Support

On-site nurses and geriatric staff provide chronic care, medication management, and mobility assistance. Counsellors address loneliness, grief, and emotional well-being.

ARYAN BENEVOLENT HOME

A Meal, A Moment of Dignity

ARYAN BENEVOLENT HOME


Your support helps us serve warm meals to elders who have no one else. Every donation brings comfort, care and dignity.

Dignity Pack

Type: Donation

Dignity Pack

Regular price R 500.00 ZAR
Sale price R 500.00 ZAR Regular price
ARYAN BENEVOLENT HOME

Impact of Your Gift

Kindness Drop

Type: Donation

Kindness Drop

Regular price R 100.00 ZAR
Sale price R 100.00 ZAR Regular price
Meal Of Hope

Type: Donation

Meal Of Hope

Regular price R 200.00 ZAR
Sale price R 200.00 ZAR Regular price

Sucess Stories

A Second Chance at 80


After losing her home and family, Amma found a warm bed and caring hands at ABH. She now spends her mornings gardening and smiling again.

A Veteran’s New Family


Mr. Naidoo, once isolated, now leads the daily prayer group and mentors younger residents at the centre.

Dignity Restored


A former schoolteacher, Miss Joyce found joy again through storytelling circles and community lunches.

No Longer Alone


Uncle Gopal, once found sleeping at a bus stop, now plays chess with fellow elders every evening at ABH.

Uncle Ramesh Learns Again

At 78, Ramesh picked up books again through ABH’s reading circles. “It’s never too late,” he says with pride.

KwaZulu-Natal facility

320 residents