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ABOUT US

In the early 1990's, the Trust was involved in the purchase of two prime sites in Everest Heights, Verulam. The first site was earmarked for the building of a Hindu temple to service the community of Everest Heights and surrounding areas, whilst the second site was reserved for the development of a Community hall and training centre. The rationale being to assist people from all walks of life to become active members of society.

To date the Unicity has passed the plans for the temple and the project has begun.

 

AIMS

* To serve and be involved in religious, cultural and social activities.
* To foster and promote unity, brotherhood, harmony and the comprehensive upliftment and general welfare of the public.
* To promote dialogue, understanding and co-operation with all cultural, linguistic and religious organizations within the Republic of South Africa and internationally.
* To improve the skills of persons in need of assistance and /or to teach new skills to people and to help make people more productive and less reliant on charity.
* To improve and increase literacy of people.
* To reduce the suffering of the afflicted and to improve their quality of life.
* To improve the social and living standards of the people especially the poor and deprived.

OBJECTIVES

* To establish committees for the proper administration of the Haribans Charity Trust.
* To formulate rules and regulations for the proper administration of the Haribans Charity Trust.
* To strive for the building of nationhood.
* To collect and receive monies by way of gifts, donations, legacies, subscriptions etc. from any source whatsoever.
* To publish and/or purchase religious books, magazines, journals, bulletins, newspapers and any other literature for sale and/or distribution.
* To adhere to our motto SERVICE TO MAN IS SERVICE TO GOD.
* To acquire either by purchase, lease, hire, mortgage, cession, exchange, donation or gift movable or immovable property.
* To co-operate and work with other organizations pursuing objectives similar to the Haribans Charity Trust.
* To promote the general welfare of the public.
* To assist any organization which is involved in the upliftment of the community.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mr S. Haribans
President of the HCT
Member of Hari Fashions

Mr W. Haribans
Founder member of the HCT
Deputy president of the HCT
Member of Hari Fashions

Mr P. Dharamdhew
Executive member of the HCT
Deputy chair of the Board of Trustees
Director of Space Oil & Fuel

Mr M. Ramroop
Treasurer of the HCT
Director of Lavender Clothing

Mr G. Moodley
General Secretary of the HCT

Mrs A.H. Haribans
Member of Hari Fashions
Member of the CULCOM

Mrs N.D. Moodley
PRO of the HCT
Minutes secretary

Mrs A. Ramroop
Director of Lavender Clothing

Mrs D. Dharamdhew
Executive member of the CULCOM
Director of Space Oil & Fuel

Mr N. Haribans
Member of the Board of Trustees of the HCT
Member of Hari Fashions

 

EMPLOYEES OF THE HCT

Ms R. Doorsamy
Junior Secretary
Events co-ordinator

Dr. Zweli Mkhize

Dr. Zweli Mkhize launched the HIV/AIDS programme in March.

Ustad Ravi and Gayatri Oodith

Local artists Ustad Ravi and Gayatri Oodith performed at the Cultural Centre

Rama Krishna Dham

Rama Krishna Dham is currently using the centre on Tuesday evenings for religious services.

Ramayan Week

Discourses during the Ramayan Week delivered by, amongst others, Mr. Ashwin Trikamjee and Mr. Ranjith Ramnarian.