Welcome to the Christine Revell Children's Home
The Christine Revell Children’s Home cares for 49 abused, abandoned, neglected or orphaned children from birth to five years old, irrespective of gender, race, religion or HIV status. We strive to nurture and develop every child in need and work towards their successful re-integration into a family and the community. The origins of the Christine Revell Children’s Home go back more than 60 years, having been started by a community worker, Christine Revell, to care for young unwed mothers.The Uniting Reformed Church later transformed it into a children’s home and place of safety for babies and small children and named it after Christine Revell. In 2000, the Church established a Trust that took over ownership and management of the Home. According to its trust-deed (IT 1921/2000) the Christine Revell Children’s Home Trust consists of between five and eleven trustees, five of them nominated by the Uniting Reformed Church and five nominated from the broader community. The eleventh member of the trust is the Director ex officio. The Trust meets four times a year for discussions on broad policies. There is a management committe that meets once a month. The day-to-day management is in the hands of the managing director, Ms Alicia Rhoda. The Home is registered with the Department of Social Services
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