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The Sisterhood is a safe platform for women to align to being the best versions of themselves , women from all walks of life have been assisted with healing from mental health and how to deal with triggers


We help women understand that knowing themselves and their purpose makes them become better
Affirming good things 
Manifestation 
Planning and executing self care plans 
Seminars that highlight work being done and the progress thereof .

We host impact programme's with the end goal of impact, healing and transformation
Together with our In house life coaches, therapist and through Literature 

Wellness,mental health support ,life coaching 

KAGCISHAM was founded with a pure aim to uplift vulnerable children from underserved communities. We believe that every child deserves to be given the chance to reach their full potential and our aim is to do what we can to lift the barriers that keep them in the shackles of their circumstances. 

We have been dedicated to this goal since 2017 and so far we have impacted many lives. However, the problem we are tackling is nationwide and our hope is that we can increase our impact and introduce these young people to a light of hope that will help to change their current situation.

providing essentials they need to stay in school

Colman St & Quarry St, Protea South, Soweto, 1814, South Africa

We help children from vulnerable families assisting them with extra classes, feeding scheme and assist unemployed youth to search for jobs, choose careers and providing available skills so that they can be empowered. Assist them to access internet to browse for jobs and make applications to different institutions.

Providing extra classes, feeding scheme and skills dev.

Community & Children providing food and skills developm

3124 Mbata Dr, Jabavu, Soweto, 1809, South Africa

We provide six programs that cater to the development of the youth in Kliptown and surrounding communities. Education program: All children from Grade 1 through Grade 12 attend tutoring and study sessions for two hours, Monday through Thursday afternoons.  The focus is on English and maths, as well as homework assistance. Technology Program: Through programs such as Reading Eggs, Math Seeds, Olico, MyCyberwall, and 2Enable, our members can boost their skills with well-designed lessons and quizzes that give them practice and get instant feedback. 
Food & Nutrition: One of the struggles of life in Kliptown is inadequate nutrition for growing young bodies, with many children sometimes not having access to even one balanced meal per day.  Because young people cannot learn effectively if they are hungry, KYP provides all members with two nutritious meals a day.  In the morning, the children can eat breakfast or get a bag lunch to take to school, and then fuel up with a hot meal before digging into their tutoring and other KYP activities. Psychosocial program: At KYP we have established a support centre for members of the KYP program and their families where they can seek the advice of counsellors in a safe, confidential environment.  Vocational development program: As they graduate from university, college, or high school, KYP members seek to enter the job market, the final hurdle they must pass in their journey to pull themselves up from poverty.  Performing arts & sports program

providing free tutoring, opportunities and nutrition

Kliptown Youth and surrounding communities

Portion 57, of Farm Klitstruit Kliptown, Klipspruit 298-Iq, Soweto, 1811, South Africa

ISO is an HIV and GBVF prevention organisation and registered NPO with a PBO status that uses Capacity, Dialogue, Reflection and Action (CDRA) as their methodology to create a meaningful impact to marginalized communities in the City of Johannesburg. 

ISO focuses on empowering Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) and Adolescent Boys and Young Men (ABYM), including their caregivers, through offering an integrated package of services to ensure that they have access to quality health care services, build their knowledge and self-efficacy.  

Our methodology ensures that our beneficiaries are capacitated through evidence based interventions that will allow for interaction through dialogues, reflective introspection and the ability to act.  

HIV and GBVF Prevention is the core of ISO’s programming for AGYW and ABYM and their caregivers. This extends to AGYW’s ability to access non-judgmental sexual and reproductive health services and exercise their rights, break gender conforming and stereotypes, ART uptake and adherence, and combination HIV prevention approach.  As part of our strategy to drive social cohesion, ISO will not leave the ABYM behind. In order prevent GBVF, ISO implements an ABYM programme which aims to mentor and coach participants in become champions of change.

Our CDRA methodology, as an impact tool for Social and Behavioural Change, which aligns with the DREAMS programme in ensuring the family are strengthened and are able to parent positively.

9 Union St, Kliptown, Johannesburg, 1811, South Africa

•	We contribute to the alleviation of rampant levels of poverty by distributing food parcels to indigent families in the community through assistance by local retail businesses.
•	We address poverty and starvation as mainly precipitated by unemployment by promoting backyard gardening in schoolyards and households thereby promoting food     security.

•	We deal with the high levels of unemployment and skills shortage by helping young people getting, learnership and entrepreneurial opportunities on offer in private and public sectors.
 
•	We administer training programmes to empower young people and the aged with self-suffiency skills in agriculture and entrepreneurship in order to advance their social and economic integration.
•	We co-ordinate and facilitate skills development and capacity building programmes for young people in order to enhance their employability thereby reducing poverty and crime

ensuring effective of health, nutrition, education

orphans, vulnerable children, youth, and women

739 Sithembiso St, Emdeni South, Soweto, 1861, South Africa

we ensure effective of health, nutrition, education 

We at Fantastique believe that empowerment is all about giving everyone a chance to take control of and responsibility for their day-to-day activities. Employees can use their time productively when they know exactly what they need to do. This makes the whole organization much more productive.
We work to enhance people’s wellbeing and reduce their health risks associated with tobacco use, alcohol consumption and physical inactivity, thereby contributing to better population health. We develop and implement cross-cutting normative, fiscal and legal measures and capacity development tools. We advance global health in health literacy, community engagement strategies and good governance for health, and foster public health action in the settings of every-day life.

Kliptown, Klipspruit West and Eldorado Park

Klipspruit 298-Iq, Soweto, 1809, South Africa

We Sustainable livelihood in our community by promoting the green economy through agriculture.

Upskilling the youth to creating employment opportuniti

Community , unemployed youth and rehabilitated individu

Eldorado Park, Soweto, 1811, South Africa

Lejwe La Thuso meaning ‘Stone of Help’ was founded during November 2010 by both Mr. R.L. Molete and Mrs. S.E. Molete and full operation of the project started in April 2011. The organization was registered with the registrar of Non-Profit Organizations on 03 September 2012.

Lejwe La Thuso Community Services is a NPO based in Dobsonville.  It was established when the founders saw the level of poverty in and around our community and in the squatter camps especially now when there are so many child headed households due to the AIDS epidemic.
Our organization is community driven and is built by people who thrive on service of the community and the underprivileged. We are non-political and embrace a diversity of thought, faith and culture.  We respect the uniqueness of each individual while creating and maintaining a cohesion that unifies us as a community.

We welcome opportunities that connect us intergeneration ally through community events, social networking, volunteering and various activities.
At Lejwe La Thuso Community Services, we not only look at our beneficiaries but also at the family background.  We partner with other organizations to cover the needs of our beneficiaries.

MISSION STATEMENT
To bring about meaningful social change within the community through participatory programs in sports, community development and support programs designed to meet the needs of our beneficiaries and their families and to identify and implement actions to alleviate poverty

VISION
To promote, a healthy and safe environments where our beneficiaries can be assisted with their homework, projects and interact socially.

VALUES
•	Our beneficiaries come first in performing our duties.
•	We ensure equity and non-discrimination in the services provided by our organization.
•	We work with our beneficiaries and other NPOs in and around the community.
•	We use all the resources entrusted to us, in the most efficient and innovative ways in order to reach all our benefices.
•	We are transparent and accountable for our decisions, actions and performance made by our organisation. 

MAIN OBJECTIVES
•	To alleviate poverty.
•	Assisting with social needs, the right to a healthy lifestyle and living conditions.
•	To offer numeracy, reading and writing skills to leaners from different schools (both Primary and Secondary Schools).
•	Conducting of primary health seminars. (Lectures from the local CHC)
•	To encourage extra mural activities such as: music, dance, drama, etc.
•	To provide educational tours for children.
•	To provide craft skills such as beadwork.

SERVICES 
•	Daily Feeding - for children aged 3-18 years and elderly people within our community.
•	Homework and project assistance to scholars  
•	Social grants application forms.
•	Supplying of stationery to disadvantaged scholars.
•	Skills Development Programs for unemployed youth and parents to our beneficiaries.
.       Jobs and university placements 

SWOT ANALYSIS
Strength
•	Dedicated volunteer staff.
•	Passion for the type of work we do.
•	Start-up resources.
•	Ability to adapt to all circumstances being faced with.
•	Eagerness to learn.
•	Mentorship from other NPOs.
 
Weakness
•	Lack of funding.

Opportunity
•	Being able to venture into other fields of community development.

•	Community members taking ownership of the project.
•	Networking with other community development projects and schools in our region.
•	Partnering with companies that are dedicated to socio community development programs.

Threats
•	Lack of transportation.
•	Unskilled workers.
•	Lack of facilities and equipment.
 
STRATEGIC PLANNING
Initially we expect to be able to handle our beneficiaries’ needs with Fifteen (15) Field Workers; Two (2) Administrators, One (1) Public Relations Officer and Two (2) Kitchen Service Personnel (Caterers). As the organization continues to grow, we intend to hire additional staff one at a time to keep up with the demand.
Not only will we train our employees to deliver excellent service, we will give them the flexibility to respond creatively to beneficiaries’ needs. In addition, we will continually monitor our beneficiaries’ level of satisfaction with our service through surveys and other convenient feedback opportunities.
To ensure our personnel are meeting our expectations, we will hold a minimum of quarterly meetings with all employees so that results can be reviewed and future plans can be discussed. At least twice a year, a refresher course will be required on product knowledge and how to exceed our beneficiaries’ expectations.

skills development, job & school placement

helping the community with the little resources in plac

Braamfischerville Phase 2, Bram Fischerville, Soweto, 1875, South Africa

We would like to assist women, men and children who have been abused or neglected and re-integrate them back into society by offering skill development programs and life-style changes.  Our aim is to empower women to feel worthy again and to become entrepreneurs so that they can become assets again to society.  We would like to teach men how to also open their own businesses and become bread winners in their families of if they are youth, to find their purpose in society so as to enhance our communities and cities.

Providing skills development and food initiatives

Daniel Malan Ave, Florida Park, Roodepoort, 1709, South Africa

Driven by Love and Compassion, our sole Purpose and Mission is to HOLISTICALLY Change the Circumstances of People and Communities to Empower Them. 

Ubuntu 360 Approach
Through food security, education and restoration, we provide tools for individuals on their life journey, aid for a family – regaining dignity and respect and empowerment for a community to establish itself holistically.

Building Sustainable Communities through Economic Development and Foundation Work

Food Security
A key focus area. It is almost impossible to think of education, restoration or any other holistic approach to a community without first ensuring the people have food to eat.

Education
A foundational element of sustainability is education for both children and adults. Involvement includes ECD, Bursaries, Adult education and Agricultural training.

Restoration
Restoration and rehabilitation are focus areas for HEF to holistically support a community. This includes establishing 'Centres of Excellence' and running of various programs.

providing education, skills development, food security.

Newclare, Johannesburg, 2112, South Africa

Africa Food for Thought (AFFT). AFFT is a non-profit organization (NPO: 045/928), run largely by volunteers, and is focused on equipping and supplying those who are feeding children in need. We partner with schools, preschools, aftercare centers, and individual households.  Our aim is to help those who need it the most:  the vulnerable and marginalized.  We have been registered with SARS as a tax-exempt public benefit organisation in terms of section 30 of the Income Tax Act (PBO 930024731).  Currently, about 92% of the children who benefit from our various programmes are black South Africans, though this is not a stipulation of whom we help. 

We currently support fifteen school feeding projects, two community projects, thirty one crèches and eighty five orphaned and vulnerable (OVC) households where parents are incapacitated, absent or are looking after children other than their own.  In total, we feed approximately seventeen thousand children.  Whilst we equip and supply the projects with utensils, cooking equipment and food to supplement the Government feeding scheme (where it runs), it is the parents and community volunteers who run the project, do the cooking and serving.  In this way, we encourage schools and communities to own the project.  We believe in empowering people and communities rather than creating a spirit of dependency.  The food we supply enables children to have a more balanced diet than if they were dependent on the government scheme alone – which rarely supplies enough for all the children who need assistance in nutrition. 

During our work with the schools, it came to our attention that whilst all the children come from disadvantaged and impoverished backgrounds, some of the children were particularly vulnerable, often orphaned by the AIDs epidemic and living in child-headed households.  These children are often not receiving any grant or aid from the government, sometimes through ignorance, sometimes through fear of being institutionalized, and sometimes through lack of documentation (birth certificates etc.)  These 80 households receive monthly food parcels.  These parcels generally contain the basic staples required for nutritional survival, although we do try to include items for personal hygiene, clothing, bedding etc.  

As some of the children we support finish high school we are looking for ways to help them to become more employable. The Peter France Bursary Fund provides support for students in tertiary education, whether that is through university or a skills development course, in order to help our families to become self-sustaining.

106 Mimosa St, Helderkruin, Roodepoort, 1724, South Africa

Family Worship Centre Church (FWC) registered an NPO, the FWC Welfare and Development Centre in 2001.  It was created in response to the inadequate governmental support to the HIV/AIDS proliferation, high unemployment rates, illiteracy and excessive poverty.  FWC has been making positive and impacting changes through active community outreach and participation in Hurst Hill and surrounding areas. 

Today, we have increased our capacity to a building that houses our HPCA accredited 50-bed hospice, with a 3-star rating and a Training and Development Centre.  The property was purchased on auction in 2005 and is owned by FWC Welfare and Development.  We are governed by a group of voluntary board members; we have audited financial statements annually (year end February) and adhere to all statutory requirements.  FWC Welfare and Development is also BEE compliant.

providing training, development and palliative care

Corner Harmony &, Retief St, Hurst Hill, Johannesburg, 2092, South Africa

Training to community & care to Palliative patients

Humana People to People in South Africa (HPPSA) is a national registered NPO registered with the Department of Social Development. It was established in South Africa in 1995, with the goal to respond to the socio-economic needs of the poor. Its first project was established in Soweto in 1998 in cooperation with the local South Africa government. It is a member of the International Humana People to People Federation. Humana People to People works with establishing innovative long and short term development projects to support children, youth, women and men to protect themselves against diseases; improve their skills and to improve their conditions in general to provide for themselves, their families and communities. The organization has a portfolio of activities in: child and maternal health, hygiene, and elimination of malaria; HIV and AIDS, STI, TB, and NCD mobilization, prevention and screening. The organization also works to support to small-scale farmers, improve the environment, increase food security and provide early childhood education.

education, skills development, food security

22 Ontdekkers Rd, Witpoortjie, Roodepoort, 1724, South Africa

Education, skills development, food security

MINDS TRANSFORM LIVES aims to impact the wellbeing of people in
South Africa who are at risk of abuse, by delivering programs in
communities throughout South Africa. Our capacity to address
vulnerable individuals through mentoring, support and counselling
gives people facing a wide range of adversities the opportunity to
experience, a confiding and supportive relationship which is one of
the single best predictors of their psychological health and vitality.
Our Aims:
1. Education, Training and Employment.
2. Alcohol and Substance Misuse Support.
3. Women/ Girls abuse and support
4. Counselling.
5. Food security. 
6. Environmentally friendly Community-Based Development. 
Our Key Programs include:
Early Childhood Development: general support for ECDs through food, educational materials, outdoor play equipment, and skills development.

Gender Based Violence: Awareness programs in communities, assist temporary safe houses, psychological support services i.e. counselling and therapy, support groups and contribute to shelter life.

Children who lost parents through Covid-19:  Access to quality facilities/support services for the vulnerable, social protection mechanisms linked to provision of food, water and shelter opportunities to empowerment, education and training, gardening and maintenance skills.

Environmentally friendly community-based development: Planting of trees and fruits enabling regeneration/ rehabilitation of the environment and creating another source of food.

Providing education, skills development, food security.

Girls, Women and Young People in vulnerable communities

3 Benson Pl, Kibler Park, Johannesburg South, 2091, South Africa

Children of the Dawn has 8 care centers across 5 provinces in South Africa. It's mandate to support it's beneficiaries who stay around these 8 centers is carried through 5 pillars of the organization. Namely, Care & Support (groceries & toiletries), Children in Action (formative educational programs), My Future My Responsibility (career guidance & schooling support), Sports for Good (allows children to grow and learn through sporting programs, MiniChess, Frontball, Rope Skipping & Street Soccer) & Student Support (Guiding students though college & University). Our strategy is to generate a momentum of holistic, social, educational, economic and environmental justice, driven by community initiatives targeted at children and youth between ages 6-24. Currently, the organization supports approximately 800 OVC’s and seeks through funding, strategic partnerships, solid networks and investment to continue to have a long lasting and positively life altering impact in the lives of it's staff and beneficiaries.

groceries,educational programs,sports &student support

rural & underdeveloped/under-resourced communities

7 Quince St, Milpark, Johannesburg, 2092, South Africa

Groceries,educational programs,sports &student support

As our slogan ‘Developing Lives Is In Our DNA’ says, we strongly believe in the development of township communities by eradicating extreme poverty and closing the gap of inequality. This we do through a holistic approach that will contribute to the betterment of our communities; skills development, healthcare, early childhood development and enterprise and supplier development.

Through our Skills Development we offer various courses in Call Centre, IT and Fashion & Design. At the end of the courses, young people receive certificates for their short courses. Our courses not only give young people theoretical work, but they also have an opportunity to do practical work which assists in preparing them for life after being students. We also offer learnership programmes, which is the best for both worlds – young people get to learn and gain work experience in different career fields. Our sister organisation, Township Fleva assists in giving learnership opportunities.

We believe that healthcare is the backbone of the society, with that we ensure that through our Mobile Clinics and Mini Community Life Centre, community people receive the best quality healthcare services. We started with primary healthcare, focusing on mother and child. Our services have since expanded and we now give services to families. We assist a mother from an antenatal care phase and ensuring that children are immunized and vaccinated to reduce diseases. We also offer dental care services.

Our enterprise and supplier development programme is all about inspiring young people to pursue entrepreneurship as this is the cure to the high unemployment rate we face. We have business hubs that support, train, mentor, coach and offer business resources to entrepreneurs. The entrepreneurs we support will then go back to their communities to skill others and create jobs. We also have other projects within the enterprise development programme like the Change The Game Academy where we train other NGOs to be sustainable and help to fundraise for their organisations.

Our early childhood development programme prepares children in disadvantaged communities for primary school, ensuring that children receive quality education and are well developed. We have ECD training courses for teachers and principals in township communities where they gain suitable training to instill knowledge in children.

All our programmes are interlinked. We develop community people from a foundation phase through early childhood development, our healthcare programme ensures the development of the child is properly met hence immunizing and vaccinating of children are of our top priority. The young people in communities join our skills and enterprise development programmes to be skilled and then upskill other young people in their communities.

providing them with skills & enterprise programmes

We are involved in many different projects to help combat poverty in Johannesburg.  We combat hunger with monthly free groceries and training underprivileged families how to grow their own veggies to make sure that there are no more hungry tummies!
We help children dream of future careers that break the poverty cycle with children's outreaches, free stationery packs in January and Christmas presents for parents to give to children (as if from themselves) in December.
We help families care for themselves by providing second hand furniture to empty RDP houses/shacks to make sure that children have a place to grow and play safely.
We distribute second hand goods to families that need them and also help with CV Creation to help the unemployed equip themselves to find jobs.
We also are currently looking for funding in order to open our first offices that will include a free clothing store where the public that are unemployed and unable to afford corporate clothing in order to be taken seriously can come and collect a nice outfit to wear and make sure that they can really put their best foot forward in their job search.
These are just a few of the many things we do....

tackling issues such as hunger, unemployment and other

Mission statement
Cross Connect focuses to partner with local churches, organizations, government, businesses, and individuals to facilitate transformational change in communities by changing children’s lives. We offer various programs for children of all ages to create a healthy alternative to drugs, alcohol, and crime. 

Main Objectives:
1.	Train - Cross Connect is committed to train children and youth through Life Skills programs, Scholarships, and internships.
2.	Educate – Cross Connect is committed to educating the next generation by providing resources and supporting pre-schools, primary and high schools to provide quality education. 
3.	Care – Cross Connect is committed to offering specialized care for children and youth by providing a loving environment designed to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of a child.
4.	Partner – Cross Connect is committed to partner with the local community, churches, organizations, and businesses to start and sustain relevant upliftment programs. 
5.	Change – Cross Connect is committed to changing children’s lives through exciting Christian based outreach programs so that may serve in their God-given calling.

Providing Residential care and community programs

Food, Teacher Training, After School, Mentorship Progra

We have 4 branches around SA. We engage with volunteers and corporate's to pack balanced nutritional meals which we then distribute to unregistered creches. The ultimate aim is that they are able to develop due to the cost saving and qualify to register with the Department of Social Development. We also support many university students around the country.

packing and distributing nutritious meal packs.

with food support for ECD's and University Students

Homelessness affects everyone, both directly and indirectly. In 2018, StatsSA reported that there are just over 110 000 people who are homeless in Gauteng Province alone. Unbeknown to many, such a high number is tied to alarming levels of poverty and crime. 

An ID is one of the most essential items for any South African Citizen. Imagine not having inclusive access to basic public services, i.e, housing, because you have misplaced an ID and don’t have enough resources to replace it. Well, unfortunately, many homeless people are faced with this. 
This is what inspired the existence of Project ID. We have realized that in solving the above, we simultaneously solve the implications thereof including crime, poverty, and unemployment.

Kudzo Foundation addresses the lack of documentation among homeless/displaced persons in
Johannesburg. PROJECT ID currently focuses on South African citizens in the above bracket. The objective is to unlock opportunities and all possible public services for the beneficiaries and reinstate them into society and productivity.

Our goal is to facilitate ID replacements and the entrepreneurial development/ education/ employment of 3000 people by the end of December 2023.

Facilitating IDs, Skills Training & Social Security.

Homeless, Displaced & Vulnerable Communities

Who are Supapele? 
In short, we are a group of what we would call, philanthropist mercenaries, and as our name suggests we believe in helping others to #MoveForward📷 

Our aim?
To assist other charities to reach their goals by getting our team and supporters to either contribute financially or donate their time and skills.

How did we come about? 
Our concept was born when a group of friends wanted to help make a difference, but couldn’t decide where to start. We tried our hand at a couple of projects and finally thought, why just pick ONE? This idea seemed to work well with our supporters who could then also pick and choose which projects they felt closest to and how they wanted to contribute. 

How does it work?
Every couple of months, we meet and decide how we will spend our time and resources for the next quarter. The options include working with the homeless, focusing on children and education, assisting disadvantaged females, spending time at animal shelters… Basically, trying to find any charities that we feel passionate about and that our supporters will enjoy working with!

Want more information? 
Check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SupapeleNPC\ or our profile on Forgood (where we post how you can get donate financially or donate your time and skills): https://www.forgood.co.za/cause/profile/supapele-npc 
Alternatively follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @SupapeleNPC or drop us an email at: SupapeleNPC@gmail.com

contributing financially or donate our time and skills.

assist beneficiaries & other charities with their needs

Father A Nation is a non-profit company whose mission is to restore, equip and inspire men to be great fathers, role models and mentors who use their strength to love, serve, protect and provide and to stand against any form of abuse.

We believe that there is no greater nation building imperative for South Africa than the restoration of men and fathers. 

True masculinity is a great gift to humanity, yet South Africa is experiencing an epidemic of destructive masculinity. We have amongst the highest rates of rape, gender-based violence (GBV), corruption and murder in the world. Unless we deal decisively with this our future and the future of our children is in very real danger.

The research is clear - fatherlessness is the biggest driver of violent crime globally and the greatest predictor of social pathology in children. The most reliable predictor for gang activity and youth violence is neither social class nor race or education but fatherlessness. 

By failing to father our children we have unwittingly been growing an army of sociopaths – men who are capable of violent crime, rape and even torture without conscience, men who abuse their power to get whatever they want. This is not something that will self-correct. Wounded men raise wounded boys who become wounded men who wound. We must intervene decisively, strategically and emphatically to break the cycle. If we can inspire enough men to take their responsibilities seriously and use their strength well, we will turn the tide against crime, violence, abuse, corruption and social disintegration. We will build a nation that is safe, secure and prosperous for all who live in it.

Father A Nation (FAN) has been restoring and equipping men and boys since 2013. We run high impact interventions for men and boys. Our Champions for Change programme for men trains, equips, inspires and networks men to make an impact on their families, communities and the nation. There are several high impact interventions including:
- #NOEXCUSE six-a-side soccer tournaments
- Champ Camps - 2-day, 2-night personal transformation experiences
- Workshops at schools, colleges or Universities
- Champion Conversations in communities
- Staff training at corporations
- Tavern events

Any donation given to FAN is fully tax deductible and counts towards CSI points on an organisation’s BBBEE scorecard. We issue a Section 18a certificate for any donation over R1000.

NPC registration no: 2013/038496/08
PBO registration no: 930056631
See www.fatheranation.co.za for full details

restoring men to live with positive masculinity.

address gender-based violence and violent crime

Equipping, training & inspiring men to be good men 

Initiatives of Change South Africa is an active and registered member of the international Initiatives of Change network, also a registered legal body in South Africa since 1948 with its footprint from the 1920s with the Oxford group.We are non-for-profit organisation and movement,  Our mission: to inspire, equip and connect people. 

We have worked with professional social workers and counsellors, faith-based organisations and churches, Gender Based Violence initiatives, Alternative to Violence (Non-Governmental Organisation) and are now engaging with Pace e Bene, an international peace-building organisation. However, there is lack of focused, holistic inner-healing and trust-building programmes that tackle the transferred generational trauma causing deep divisions in the closest bond of humankind, the parents and child or guardian and child relationship.

Our principles...
Reflection: search for inner wisdom - heart of our approach 
Start with yourself: honest look at one’s motives and behaviour - start of personal transformation
Listening to others: honest conversations in an open spirit builds bridges of trust 
Focused action: being a changemaker
 
Current programs: 
Change in Progress: youth ethical leadership and active citizenship
Creators of Peace: empowerment and peacebuilding 
Trust building Programme: to rebuild the broken family structures  through open dialogues and focused activities.

Outcome of our programmes
Increased skills:
Communication
Conflict resolution
Peace building
Decision-making
Planning
Learn how to lead a reflective lifestyle
Value based learning
Restored relationships

Benefits of our programmes
Compassion fatigue: revive yourself as community workers
Learn deeply about yourself and your colleagues
Increase your skills, further your work
Conflict resolution: learn what is right, not who is right
Learn new approaches to peace: inner peace, starting with oneself and sharing it with your community

We package our programmes, for NGO, companies, churches and cooperates as team building, team debrief and accompaniment programme. 

Please be intouch if needing our services.

WORKSHOPS, RETREAT, COUNSELLING  & COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN

WITH INNER HEALING AND TRUST BUILDING INITIATIVES

Corinthians NPO is a multipurpose safe hub dedicated to social change. As a NPO and a social
enterprise, our mission is to transform the lives of vulnerable young people in Larochelle south of
Johannesburg and surrounding areas , and in doing so promote long-term sustainable
development in South Africa. Corinthians NPO uses its four focus areas being Sports , Social
entrepreneurship, education and Community development to establish authentic and impactful
relationships in our community.
We have a sports and recreation facility leased to us by the City of Johannesburg. We use the
two soccer grounds for soccer activities. Furthermore, the clubhouse is used for community and
social entrepreneurship workshops and programs with the aim to develop economic
sustainability and social community transformation.

sports, social entrepreneurship, education and communit

11th St & Forest Rd, La Rochelle, Johannesburg South, 2190, South Africa

Sporting activities and after school reading program

Cupcakes of HOPE is a Non-Profit Company (NPC 2012/103028/08) and a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO930053726), and our aim is to raise awareness and funds for families in need of medical assistance, we do this through our love of baking cupcakes… 

We have several events during the year but our main event is hosting South Africa’s National Cupcake Day 4 Kids with Cancer in September. This is an entirely community-driven project and an amazing event that brings the whole community together for an awesome cause! As September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we distribute leaflets with the Early Cancer Warning Signs.

providing day 2 day needs, food, transport

Parktown, Johannesburg, 2193, South Africa

providing day 2 day needs, food, transport 

Ingelosi Foundation is focussed on providing training for young small business entrepreneurs with the business skills necessary to run a business. In addition we aim to empower young school leavers with similar skills so that they can enter the workplace with confidence and the ability to be effective in business administration. We operate mainly in the Johannesburg Inner City.  Ingelosi Foundation has an Outreach department that is primarily focussed on supporting various aftercare centre with their ongoing needs such as reading programmes, food supply and infrastructure upgrades.

providing business orientated Youth Training

133 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood, Randburg, 2193, South Africa

 providing business orientated Youth Training

Khulisa Social Solutions is an organization focusing on providing hope, opportunities and action for change, to countless South Africans who consider themselves powerless to influence their future in the face of such abject circumstances. Inequality in South Africa remains our greatest challenge – and fuels Khulisa’s determination to collaboratively generate solutions through hand-ups not hand-outs. 

Khulisa’s point of departure is to first listen, in order to understand and respect the world of the socially and economically traumatized communities. By inviting those affected by these injustices to speak up, we listen to their stories, understand their deeply moving aspirations, and provide the practical input they need to see a more hopeful future for themselves. 

By revealing the power of resilience and the benefits of imagining a more robust future, Khulisa’s approach, evidenced by 25 years in the field, has made remarkable strides in addressing inequality in South Africa – even in so-called ‘forgotten’ communities. This is precisely why Khulisa works where many development initiatives will not venture - when ‘the location is too remote, the beneficiaries too damaged, the challenges too severe, the obstacles too daunting…’

Khulisa’s commitment defies the odds and can provide evidence of extraordinary results. With the recent introduction of innovative software, our data can better inform the potential and capacity of our beneficiaries and stakeholders, thereby significantly improving the outcomes, and the impact, for all concerned.

working collaboratively with multiple stakeholders.

105 Oxford Rd, Randburg, 2132, South Africa

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