non profit organization in Cape Town

IkamvaYouth, by-youth for-youth non-profit education organization, enabling disadvantaged youth to lift themselves out of poverty and into university or employment as well as supporting learners to become agents of change within their communities.

IkamvaYouth, by-youth for-youth non-profit education organization, enabling disadvantaged youth to lift themselves out of poverty and into university or employment as well as supporting learners to become agents of change within their communities.

IkamvaYouth, by-youth for-youth non-profit education organization, enabling disadvantaged youth to lift themselves out of poverty and into university or employment as well as supporting learners to become agents of change within their communities.

IkamvaYouth, by-youth for-youth non-profit education organization, enabling disadvantaged youth to lift themselves out of poverty and into university or employment as well as supporting learners to become agents of change within their communities.

IkamvaYouth, by-youth for-youth non-profit education organization, enabling disadvantaged youth to lift themselves out of poverty and into university or employment as well as supporting learners to become agents of change within their communities.

IkamvaYouth, by-youth for-youth non-profit education organization, enabling disadvantaged youth to lift themselves out of poverty and into university or employment as well as supporting learners to become agents of change within their communities.

We are committed to creating sustainable socio-economic change in Cape Town’s township communities.

LEMOSA is a Youth Development and Community based non-profit organisation that empowers and transforms the Youth (In and Out-School) in underprivileged communities with its educational and developmental strategies of intervention.

Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust, established in 1976, is the oldest organisation in South Africa supporting rape survivors, seeking justice and making change.

We empower township youth through after school care programs in the Western Cape.

Ikamva Labantwana Bethu (ILB) creates educational opportunities for the most deserving children from Crossroads township.

The official Facebook page for Habitat for Humanity South Africa.

Lace up for Cancer is a fun run/walk which takes place every year around World Cancer Day (4th of February).

SANZAF is a registered national welfare institution established in 1974. The single largest Zakah institution of its kind in SA. SANZAF empowers local communities through poverty alleviation, education, skill development and disaster relief

Nazareth House has been providing a caring and compassionate haven for the most vulnerable members of our society for 130 years.

The Reeva Rebecca Steenkamp Foundation strives to be Reeva's voice and continue her work in educating and empowering women and children against Violence and Abuse.

The Mission to Seafarers offers emergency assistance, practical support and a friendly welcome to crews visiting 7 ports in Sub Saharan Africa

We long for a world where every child has a hope and a future and the effects of poverty, trauma and HIV & AIDS are no longer seen.

Global movement to bring Social Change through the use of innovative ICT solutions

A network of young leaders equipped to drive change for the public good across South Africa.

Every day, children are receiving Little Zebra Books and discovering the joy of reading.

Since 1997, Tibb has established grounds in South Africa through the work of the Ibn Sina Institute of Tibb. The Ibn Sina Institute of Tibb is a non-profit organization started by the Bhikha Family Trust with the vision of assisting in the provision of effective, affordable healthcare to all member…

Leading young people to know and walk with God!

Supporting South African war blinded veterans and contributing to the of Orientation and Mobility Training and Education to Visually Impaired People.

CHOSA’s mission is to identify and support community based organizations (CBOs) that reach out and take care of orphans and other vulnerable children in South Africa. Donate at www.chosa.org!