The Foundation's Light of Hope Homes in South Africa have become home clusters, where men, women and children live in separate homes but form part of the same programme. Each person who is housed in a Light of Hope Home, be it through a loss of shelter, unemployment, abandonment, addiction or any other affliction in their lives, is treated with kindness and compassion in a loving and nurturing environment. All are encouraged to better themselves and to do this, we focus on spiritual growth in Christ's love, schooling, education, skills development, community engagement and workplace projects to help with the facilitation of long-term employment opportunities for our beneficiaries.

The Foundation’s Light of Hope Homes and Schools host a variety of education programmes. We run our own nursery and home schools for the young children, while the older ones in our care attend local high schools. Where applicable, school leavers are also sponsored for their tertiary studies. The adults in our homes attend basic computer literacy courses and other skills-development programmes. They also participate in various community-development projects. An ongoing educational theme that brings much healing to all is the promotion of God's love, sacrificial love, which includes ongoing counselling, prayers and teachings in partnership with the Alpha and Omega Mission.

Where we can, The Foundation is there to give a helping hand to those who are experiencing financial or other difficulties in their lives. We offer assistance in the form of study grants, social support grants, mentorship or counselling and prayer support.