Fondazzjoni Sebħ Family

And whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me. - Matthew 18:5

In the family all have the right to forgiveness and all have the ability to forgive in order to build and rebuild the family.

OUR MANAGEMENT TEAM

The Foundation is governed by a Board of Administrators and has in place a Consultation and Management Board who provide assistance and guidance on operational matters.

 

Board of Administrators Members:

Board of Administrators Members

Ms Yvonne Mallia
Director and Chairperson
Ms Rose Anne Abdilla
Board Secretary
Ms Ruth Cauchi
Board Treasurer
Ms Sina Bugeja
Member
Sr Victoria Sant
Member
Mr Alex Mamo
Member
Mr Zachary Borg
Member

The Consultative and Operations Management Board Members are:

Consultative and Operations Management Board Members

Ms Yvonne Mallia
Chairperson
Dr Marceline Naudi
Member
Dr Patricia Bonello
Member
Ms Glenda Curmi
Member
Ms Marija Zahra
Member

The mission of Fondazzjoni Sebħ began in 1956 when the Archdiocese of Malta decided to coordinate the work done with children living in residential homes run by male and female religious congregations. Fondazzjoni Sebħ was initially known as Ufficju Djoċesan Djar tat-Tfal and later changed to Ufficju Ejjew Għandi. In 2018 the entity registered itself as an NGO and in 2019 it became established as Fondazzjoni Sebħ VO/1622. Since 1956, the primary focus was on Children’s Homes. This changed in 2000 when the Archdiocese of Malta opened Dar Qalb ta’ Ġesu, a second-stage shelter for survivors of domestic violence which is now called Il-Milja. This shelter was the first of its kind in Malta as it focussed on empowering women and children to reintegrate into the community, independent from their abuser. Since then Fondazzjoni Sebħ has also incorporated a Community Prevention Service which covers the areas of Hamrun and Marsa. In 2024 the service was renamed Community Family Service focusing on early intervention and family support and preservation. Fondazzjoni Sebh launched it’s AfterCare Services in 2023 which supports youth leaving Sebh’s residential homes or families leaving Milja with ongoing support when transitioning to independent living.