CABSA Staff

You can contact us either at the Channels of Hope office in Wellington or the CARIS office in Randburg.

In Wellington:  

Aneleh Fourie-Le Roux.

The first seeds of HIV involvement were planted in Aneleh in the early 1990s when she met Rev. Christo Greyling. Her studies in Development Studies motivated her to become involved as a volunteer with the Stellenbosch Aids Action. This led to full-time employment as Training Coordinator with this organisation.

Aneleh became a co-worker of CABSA in 2003 and is now in a part time capacity responsible for training and mentoring at CABSA. Aneleh is married to Gerhard and they live and breathe in Somerset West where they are close to the mountains and the sea!

You can contact her at the Head Office or by e-mail

Meloney was born and bred in Paarl, one of 4 children.

She has a passion for people and sees herself meeting the needs of her brothers and sisters.

She looks forward to her involvement at CABSA. She sees her job as a commitment and challenge and feel privileged to be linked with CABSA.

Her interest is reading, she loves the sea and nature.

You can contact her at Head Office or by e-mail

My name is Botlhe Jeremiah Sesoko, known as (JERRY) I have just joined CABSA as the Churches, Channels of Hope Administrator (February 2009). I have moved from Port Elizabeth to the Wellington office, but I am originally from Gauteng in Soweto, I was born in Dobsonville.

I am very excited about my new position as it gives me the opportunity to empower myself and every person I will interact with during the course of this year.

 My expectation for the year is that I will improve my knowledge on HIV and AIDS, learn how to mobilize others, to grow spiritually, to make new friends and build strong and lasting relationships with people across our continent and the rest of the world. I would also like to learn new things about myself and others, and to have fun in the process

‘MY LIFE PHILOSOPHY’

I am very passionate about what I do and put my all into what I do, I was born for a reason in this life. I have to go out there and maximize my potential. Believing in people and seeing God in everyone. Life is what you make of it, we have all been given opportunities, and it’s up to us what we do them.

“Nothing Great Was Ever Achieved Without Enthusiasm, Hope Is The Dream Of A Waking Man’

You can contact him at head office or by e- mail

Nancy Irungu

Nancy was born and raised in Kenya. She has a bachelor’s degree in Education/Business Administration and Management and an MA in International Development.

Nancy has a passion for development and her interest in HIV/AIDS has been growing gradually: her specific interest is in research and she believes that the HIV pandemic and its impacts have significant development implications.

My journey with HIV/AIDS has just begun; I believe that together we will walk along and achieve the purposes that God has for us and as the saying goes "If you want to go fast walk alone. If you want to go far, walk together"

You can contact Nancy by e-mail

Training Teams and Regional Representatives

CABSA uses a network of coworkers as training team members and regional representatives - read more about some of these valuable coworkers.

 Lyn van Rooyen

I am a passionate Johannesburger, and has lived here all my life.

I have a background in nursing and business consulting.

I became involved in the work of CABSA through a needs analysis in 2004, and bought into the vision of CABSA to such an extent, that I can not imagine myself working in any other position.

The most exciting function of CARIS is enabling Christians to do what God has called them to do in the field of HIV and AIDS more efficiently and effectively. 

I am married to Jan, and have three (adult) children. I am passionate about gardening, mostly with indigenous plants, love cross-stitch embroidery (but seldom have time for this!) and read compulsively (and ideal prerequisite for this job!).  

I was born in Johannesburg and raised as the only child at home. My name means Hope and that is my natural influence around people; providing Hope. Growing up as the only child gave me an opportunity to reach out into other people’s lives with love, care, help, respect, warmth and all other encouraging and most comforting emotions but most importantly, it helped me understand that life is an everyday challenge and you could either choose to say, ‘God, I have big challenges in my life and I need help.’ Or rather say, ‘Challenges, I have a big God in my life and He will always help me.’  

 I’m honored to be a member of CABSA and I’m looking forward to growing and learning under all guidance provided.

Remember, who you are now can never judge nor predict who you will be and where your life is headed to tomorrow because as I always say, ‘The limitation of a dreamer is never the sky but the universe.’

You can reach me here

More "Part -Timers"

Jan van Rooyen

Part Time webmaster and developer 

Jan has a background in the Natural Sciences, Human Resources, Training Management and Organisations Development. Typically of the way he works, he taught himself web design in 1997 when he got fed up with web developers that did not want to share their knowledge with him. 

His focus is on helping people 'understand'. He loves sharing and debating what he knows - or thinks he does - be it about organisations, strategic planning, organisation culture, change or websites. He is currently also working on processes for sharing the experiences and knowledge he gained in the business world with NGO’s, which is where the real world -changing things are happening.

You can contact Jan here

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Ashley Shore

Part Time Dataprocessor

I was born on the 21 of December 1989, the eldest of three children. I live in Randburg, Ferndale with my grandparents. My life goal is simply to shine and be successful in every area of my life. I consider working at CARIS as a great opportunity to do my part in society and enrich other peoples’ lives.

 You can reach Ashely here.

 

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You can reach the CARIS Staff at the CARIS office.