Pevensey Place is a unique facility that cares for cerebral palsy sufferers, in a Kibbutz style set-up located just outside Underberg.

Every Resident is responsible for a task within his/her capability, whether it is assisting on the farm, assisting other Residents who are less mobile or more mentally impaired than themselves, helping in the kitchen, etc. Because all of the Residents are to a certain extent mentally and/or physically impaired, this serves to give them a sense of purpose in life and self worth.

Their mission is firstly to provide full time accommodation and care for cerebral palsied and similarly afflicted adults of all races and sexual orientation. In the process we try to create a happy and safe environment resulting in the development and achievement of a productive, purposeful life for our Residents.

They are in contact with similar organizations across Southern Africa, and envisage that we could channel any surplus funds that we generate to them if supplied with the requirements, the necessary control measurements and proof of the completed project.

Every year the GT Drak Challenge generates income for Pevensey Place by selling places in the Drak batch at a premium entry fee.

The Pevensey Place residents get involved with the race, and are amongst the most enthusiastic supporters along the race route!

Find out more by visiting their website at www.pevenseyplace.co.za