Rahab Beauty Foundation
We offer support, empowerment and a path to healing for women and children who have experienced abuse or were rescued from human trafficking.
Rahab Beauty Foundation is a dedicated organisation committed to providing support, empowerment and a pathway to healing for women and children who have experienced abuse or who were rescued from human trafficking.
By offering a compassionate space, our Safe Haven will ensure that every woman has the opportunity to regain control of her life, heal from past trauma, and move forward with confidence.
The foundation works tirelessly to raise awareness about domestic abuse, educate the community and advocate for long-term change, fostering a society where all women can live free from violence and fear.
Established in 2025 by two phenomenal working women.
A safe place to stay for women and children escaping abuse.
Support to heal from trauma and rebuild confidence.
Help to understand and act on legal rights and options.
Resources and guidance for a fresh, independent start.
Through our Blanket Drive project, we aimed to bring warmth and comfort to those in need during the cold winter months. We placed two donation boxes at our local shopping mall, inviting members of the public to donate blankets or make financial contributions towards the project.
The blankets collected were distributed to less fortunate individuals and families, helping them stay warm during winter. This initiative allowed our local community to come together and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
In honour of the late Cornal Hendricks
The Bag of Hope project was created to support women and children who have been rescued from human trafficking or situations of abuse.
Each bag was filled with essential toiletries, clothing, and a Bible, providing practical necessities as well as spiritual encouragement during a difficult and vulnerable time in their lives.
Through this initiative, we hoped to offer more than just essential items. We wanted each woman and child to receive a message of hope, dignity, love, and the reassurance that they are not alone as they begin their journey towards healing and restoration.
A B.Com Law graduate, wife and mother of two boys. Street ministry in Bloemfontein showed her that human trafficking was happening less than a kilometre from her old high school, and that you don't have to go far to make a difference.
Read Aletia's story
Sixteen years in the beauty industry and nine years of charity work. A wife, mother and domestic-abuse activist who will always fight for children's rights in South Africa.
Read Candice's storyRahab Beauty Foundation is a registered non-profit company (Reg. no. 2025/352119/08). Our banking details, bank confirmation letter and registration certificate are available for donors.
