A small town like Thabachweu (Lydenburg) will not under normal circumstances be able to support a  quadriplegic home.  A lot of research has been done, developed with associated products per business  plan; the home will not only be viable, approximately 100 new jobs will be created.  In short a home  has to be build with no financial strain, on either the community, or the Government and still be  appealing. The home will be funded by a host of projects to be developed on site and they are:

 · Agri Economic Farming

  · The Art School

 · Dairy herd producing milk for the manufacture of the most unique South African chocolate

 · The Pedi Hospitality village

 · The cultural centre

 · The shopping centre

 · The hotel and recreation facilities

From a planning point of view we have the best local architects, engineers and quantity surveyors  preparing the way. The new home boasts of its own constitution resolving as a multi racial  organization to work on improving life for the quadriplegic community.

• December 2007 suitable land identified by Thabachweu Town Planners
• January 2008 the Development Project was divided into 7 Phases and financial costing.
• July 2008 initial proposal to the Department of Land Affairs,
• September 2008 receive NPO registration papers signaling the birth of Ama-Wheelies (Ama Wheelies Self-Help Centre of Lydenburg / Thabachweu) (2008/021003/08) as a section 21 Co.
• October 2008 a bank account for Ama wheelies was opened;
• October 2008 Ama Wheelies Constitution was drawn up and accepted;
• October 2008 SHEC Safety System adopted and ready for implementation.
• January 2009 website created.
• October 2009 Sports club was formed
• January 2010 Jump start Party fund raiser.
• March 2010 Golf Day