Our Impact | On Eagles' Wings Multi-Purpose Centre

By the Numbers

The Difference We Make

The numbers behind our work represent real people - survivors who found safety, families who found healing, young people who discovered their worth. Here is a snapshot of the difference On Eagles' Wings is making across Jeffreys Bay and the Kouga region.

6,727+

Beneficiaries Reached (2024/2025)

18+

Years of Service

11

Active Programmes

2

Offices - JBay & Joubertina

Real Stories

Lives Transformed

All stories are shared with full consent. Names and identifying details are changed to protect privacy.

Hands joined in a circle - representing community support and healing

Crisis Support

Finding Safety After Years of Fear

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After years of living with fear and uncertainty, one Jeffreys Bay mother reached out to On Eagles' Wings. Within days she had access to trauma counselling, legal guidance on obtaining a protection order, and a network of support she had never known existed. "I didn't know there was help available," she later shared. "Coming here changed everything for our family."

Young people at a community workshop in Thornhill

Youth Empowerment

A Workshop That Changed a Young Man's Direction

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In 2022, On Eagles' Wings participated in a mentorship workshop for young boys in Thornhill - providing food, facilitation, and life-skills content for a group of teenagers navigating difficult home environments. For several of the young men, it was their first experience of structured mentorship. Community leaders noted the visible impact on their engagement and sense of purpose.

Schoolgirls receiving sanitary supplies - dignity in education

Menstrual Health

Staying in School, Keeping Her Dignity

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Period poverty is a reality for many girls in under-resourced communities across the Kouga region. Through our school outreach work, On Eagles' Wings provides menstrual health education and sanitary supplies to girls who would otherwise miss school or feel ashamed during their period. "When we came to her school, she had been absent for three days every month," a team member recalled. Through the programme, that changed. She has since taken on a mentorship role for younger learners in her school community.

Accountability & Transparency

Annual Reports

As a registered NPO we submit annual reports to the Department of Social Development. Our reports are available below.

Annual Report - Coming Soon

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Annual reports are submitted to DSD as required by the NPO Act. For older reports or specific financial information, please contact us directly.

We Don't Work Alone

Our Partners & Supporters

On Eagles' Wings is grateful for the support of partners who share our commitment to a Kouga region free from gender-based violence. Their investment - in funding, resources, and relationship - makes our work possible.

Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm

A long-standing partner and funder. The Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm donated a vehicle to OEW's crisis operations and contracted the team to manufacture 5,000 COVID-19 masks for 20 ECD centres and 14 primary schools in 2020.

SPAR Eastern Cape

SPAR Eastern Cape has supported On Eagles' Wings through its Women's Challenge charity initiatives - donating R34,000 in 2021 and R50,000 in 2022. SPAR also specifically acknowledged OEW's work providing sanitary products to schoolgirls.

Department of Social Development

On Eagles' Wings is formally linked to and supported by the Department of Social Development, and contributes to the National Strategic Plan on GBV, Femicide, and Sexual Offences. Our crisis counselling and victim support work is conducted within this DSD framework.

Notable Donations & Milestones

2007 Officially registered as an NPO (31 January 2007) in Pellsrus, Jeffreys Bay - a team of committed women respond to a community gap in GBV support.
2014 Counselling team expanded; professional and pastoral counsellors serving the Jeffreys Bay and Kou-Kamma communities.
~2017 Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm donates a vehicle to the crisis centre - enabling expanded outreach to outlying communities.
2019 NPC registration formalised (K2019545533). Planned expansion to satellite branches in Patensie, Thornhill, Blomplas and surrounding farms.
2020 OEW team manufactures 5,000 COVID-19 masks for 20 ECD centres and 14 primary schools - contracted through Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm.
2021 Relocates from Pellsrus to Shop 9, Aspen Building, 18 Jeffrey Street - "to reach a wider range of people." Named SPAR Eastern Cape Women's Challenge beneficiary (R34,000 donation).
2022 Named SPAR Women's Challenge Grand Prix Series beneficiary - receives R50,000 donation. Participates in Thornhill Uprising Stars youth mentorship workshop.