Roses and Rosemary’s Projects

Roses & Rosemary presently supports Cotlands, an organization founded in 1936 that provides shelter for abused, abandoned, HIV-positive, orphaned, and terminally ill children up to 12 years of age; to the Topsy Foundation, which partners with rural communities to empower people infected with or affected by HIV and AIDS; Touching tiny Lives, which provides clinical care and subsistence support to ensure the health and dignity of children affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic; and Dominican Missionary Sisters, which cares for the sick and elderly, the vulnerable, orphans, and disadvantaged.

Cotlands is an organization offering shelter for abused, abandoned, HIV-positive, orphaned and terminally ill children from birth to twelve years of age, as well as community based services to vulnerable children in six provinces of South Africa.

The Topsy Foundation partners with rural communities, empowering people infected with and affected by HIV and AIDS, through medical care, social support and skills development.

Touching Tiny Lives is an organization committed to ensuring the health and dignity of children impacted by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Through the provision of clinical care and subsistence support, through the implementations of HIV transmission prevention programs, and through the promotion of global social responsibility, they strive to catalyze processes of healing and hope for the children of Lesotho and the greater international community.  

Dominican Missionary Sisters bring Good News, hope and healing. They care for the sick and elderly, the vulnerable, orphans and the disadvantaged in most of the six countries. They are involved in many projects helping people with HIV and AIDS, one of our priorities.