Meet The TEAM
Luke McGowan
Founder & Mentor
Luke spear headed Quiver after studying theology and spending over a decade building churches in India, Europe and South Africa. As an entrepreneur, he has combined his pioneering spirit with his love for people to serve the city of Cape Town through the Quiver Foundation.
Frank Gie
Rehabilitation Coordinator & Mentor
Frank, one of the founders, brings his unique experience and passion for seeing people set free from addiction to the team. He oversees our rehabilitation and aftercare branch as well has being a hands on mentor in the lives of individuals.
Willem Vorster
Treasurer & Trustee
Willem is an experienced financial advisor and entrepreneur and brings a high level of professionalism to Quiver's operations. He has a big love for people and is always happy to help those in need.
Jasmina McGowan
Chief Finance Officer
Jasmina used her heart for people and her skills in finance to help found Quiver. She has two master degrees, one in economics and the other in micro finance. She is experienced in financial management and runs her own financial consultation company.
Wilma Gie
Rehabilitation Coordinator & Mentor
Wilma brings her experience and knowledge to the Quiver team as one of the founders. On a daily basis, she lives out her passion for serving people though working for Freedom Church in Cape Town.
Our Building
In mid 2024, we were given this 200m2 building in Cape Town, South Africa and are currently fundraising to renovate it. It’s our vision to use this building to accommodate individuals coming out of rehabilitation, where they can rebuild and then reintegrate back into society.
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The reality is 97% of individuals who go through rehabilitation in SA, relapse in within 12 months.
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This is largely because post rehabilitation, people often go back to the streets. This building will allow us to fill a missing gap by supporting individuals coming out of rehabilitation with safe accommodation, a supportive community as well as coaching into work and independence living.
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A large part of this building will be converted into accommodation. Hosting up to 10 individuals any one time and facilitating 200 people over the next 10 years from the streets to sustainable homes, from addiction to freedom! As well as accommodating some live in mentors for the house.
