Self-sustainable projects help Rehoboth not only towards running the day-to-day programs, but also assist the teenage children of Rehoboth to gain work experience and make them more employable. These projects run under the Jireh Trust, a trust specifically setup by Rehoboth.
Rehoboth has the following self-sustainability projects:
- Water Bottling Plant: Flourish Spring Water was created to provide income to the Rehoboth Children’s Village, as well as provide work experience for our teenagers before leaving Rehoboth. We believe that by providing work experience for our children we give them a better start in life when applying for jobs after leaving Rehoboth. We currently sell water along the South Coast. For more information please visit our website: (Flourish Spring Water)
- Macadamia Trees: In 2005 around 700 macadamia trees were planted to generate some additional funding for the village.
- Guest Accommodation: Rehoboth established a guest accommodation by renovating an existing farm building in 2019. The view from the verandah is breath-taking and we are thrilled to offer it as a place to stay for overseas visitors and local holidaymakers.