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Battling with substance dependence or depression and don’t know how to overcome them to lead a fulfilled life?  The New Life Centre presents the “How to Change Model”. The core of this model is to recognize misbelieves and successfully reinstate the truth.  The New Life Centre believes that changes that the person undergoes must be done in a manner pleasing to God and not to please his parents or anyone else.

People in rehabilitation have been taught for many years that substance dependence is a sickness and that changing dysfunctional patterns in life can only be corrected and achieved by the application of mind altering medicine and psychological counseling.

The New Life Centre knows that the only way to an existence of high-quality success and victory lies in the rebirth and renewal of the Holy Spirit; a life of liberty from addictive manners, dysfunctional life patterns, demise and free from sin.

Limpopo New Life Center operates as platforms of change, transformation and empowerment through training -, equipping -, enabling residents to identify problem areas in their lives and learning how to rectify it through the application of belief therapy and biblical counselling.

Contact Details:

Limpopo Game Farm
P.O. Box 6300
Onverwacht
0557
Tel: +27 14 754 8906
Fax: +27 14 754 8909
Email: tokkie2rabies@yahoo.com
Website:www.newlifecenters.co.za
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Their rehabilitation centre is designed to handle orphaned vervet monkeys of all ages that become orphaned each year. The babies are easily assimilated into their programme, and they have  successfully rehabilitated hundreds of babies. Many of them are rehabilitated and raised within a natural environment and retained a high degree of their natural fear of humans.

Their programme takes about four to eight weeks. They do this by introducing a baby to a female in one of the resident troops living in natural environments at the centre.

Contact Details:

Vervet Monkey Foundation
P.O. Box 415
Tzaneen
0850

Tel: +27 15 304 3484
Email: info@vervet.za.org
Cell: 083 454 5381
Website: www.vervet.za.org

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