Daphne Lee Centre is a Centre for those adults who are physically or mentally challenged, who came from a poor social background and who are over the age of 18 years. 

The Centre was established on 3 April 1981 as an initiative by Sr. Daphne Lee who identified a need for a place of safety for physically and mentally challenged adults who could not actively participate in the working environment. 

We offer both a Residential and Day-Care Programme at the Centre where all 60 clients in our care enjoy equal human rights and freedoms, and where social needs are met. A variety of creative activities and sport promotes opportunities for mental stimulation and socialisation as well as encouraging a sense of hope and positive living.Our programmes strive to achieve the following for our clients:

- Provide consistency and stability

- Encourage independence and self-confidence

- Develop physical and mental abilities

- Cater to their spiritual needs and,

- Empower the adults so that their dependence on their care-givers is minimal and their “work” potential optimised in the different creative workshops.

Caring is a priority for the Centre and our biggest challenge daily is the necessary funds to be able to provide a professional service to our clients and implement our Programmes effectively, as the Centre is only particialy funded by the government.