The Moya Centre is run by a Trust consisting of seven Trustee members: Peter Thorne, Antonia McLeod, Anthony Marshak, Nosipho Storer, Rosemary Roques and Michael & Jane Cox. The MCHC started informally in June, 1999.

Our philosophy is one of supporting and working through traditional social structures for a sustainable improvement in quality of life. We prioritise the sharing of knowledge, skills and experiences between communities and ourselves with a continual emphasis on community responsibility and action generally focusing on those most acutely affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The incredible growth and development of Moya has led us along a path that has been unexpected and rewarding.
When we started (the starting point), our focus was on a small community centre and has subsequently evolved into a much bigger entity with enormous vision.

Map of Moya Model

Moya Centre - the place - runs a pre-school for parentless children and holds an afternoon club for the community children which facilitates increased literacy and provides help with homework. We also provide a public facility for health care twice a week.

Moya Centre - the entity - oversees the development of educational & gardening programs and support for communities and child headed households.

Moya Centre Strategic Plan

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