Be A Lifeline and Keep a Girl in School One third of girls can not afford sanitary products and miss school because of this. Gain Through Giving NPC, is committed to keeping our girls in school by providing them with washable reusable cloth menstrual pads that last up to 5 years. We manufacture and then distribute them in collaboration with various humanitarian relief NGOs such as Centre for Humanity, African Muslim Agency & Mustadafin Foundation. By giving a girl a set of reusable menstrual pads, YOU have kept a girl in school and given her a fighting chance to end the cycle of poverty in her home. Your donation can set the pedestal for the next female generation to build upon it.

Isithembiso Babies Home is a registered Temporary Safe Care that cares for abandoned, abused, neglected babies and babies placed up or adoption. Since 2005 we have cared for nearly 400 children and have seen them placed into families. We love, nurture and seek to meet all their needs whilst social workers look for families for each child whether through adoption, fostering or reunification. We have two homes based in Port Elizabeth South Africa that can take in a maximum of 6 children in each home legally. Isithembiso specializes in the care for children between the ages of 0-3 years old. We have 9 trained carers who love these precious children as their own. We rely on our community to partner with us in keeping our homes open to continue providing a place of safety for these vulnerable babies. Funds raised will go towards the running of our homes.

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Abba Social Services supports South African children by offering immediate care for abandoned infants, aiding families in crisis, counseling women with unplanned pregnancies, and ensuring children have access to nutrition, education, healthcare, and emotional support. It promotes family integration, combats gender-based violence, and focuses on professional development. Committed to prevention, protection, and permanence, Abba strives for a loving, secure environment for every child.

Hangberg Dreams is a three-tiered organization that services various aspects: 1. Substance Misuse, Treatment and Intervention. 2.Therapeutic Family intervention sessions. 3. referral to outsourced clinical service providers. 4.An aligned Recovery Home 5.Re-integration and Aftercare. Second Tier: 1. Community upliftment services. 2.Vulnerable Seniors needs and being. 3.Youth empowerment programs 18-35 years Third Tier: 1.Awareness and intervention programs 2. Nourishment 3.Mentorship Programs

Pedalforgood is a #trailtherapy program that engages with youth through the power of mountain bikes to provide community-based mental health support. Mental health is a significant problem globally, but the communities in South Africa we work with have minimal tools and support to deal with their trauma - and this is where we PedalForGood. The combination of this technical sport, the power of mindfulness and supporting mentors, we provide youth with the resources to tackle their mountains with confidence.

Organic food growing in school environments serves the children and school communities today and into the future. This outdoor learning environment connects people young and old to nature in ways that are healing for both. Our gardens ensure feeding programmes are boosted nutritionally with organic produce and we teach for the long term sustainability of this impact.

Many children in under-resourced communities lack safe, creative spaces to express themselves and build emotional confidence. Rebuild For Change believes every child deserves the chance to learn, play, and grow through creativity. Our project uses visual arts and music to help children process emotions, develop resilience, and discover their inner strengths. By setting up vibrant art stations and leading hands-on creative sessions, we give children opportunities to express themselves freely through paint, craft, and rhythm. To date, we have reached over 1,000 children, helping them find joy, confidence, and connection through play. Learn more about our impact at www.rebuildforchange.org

Legal Refugee Center, South Africa. LRC, South Africa is an offshoot of LRC,USA. Though independently registered as a non profit in South Africa. We are based in the coastal community of Muizenberg, Cape Town. We render services to refugees in 3 salient areas; which are i) Psychosocial ii) Welfare iii) Economic Empowerment In consideration of the South Africa context, we have been able to assist, and still assisting refugees living in various communities in South Africa.

The Diner’s Club is a registered NPO located in the Far South (The Valley), made up of members from Simon’s Town, Capri, Ocean View, Kommetjie, and surrounds. The organization consists of members rallying together from diverse different backgrounds. We share the love of children in the Valley. The mission of The Diner’s Club with our slogan “Dining with Purpose” is to raise funds for at-risk, abandoned, orphaned, vulnerable children in the Far South catering to their needs to give them a head start in life, providing essential resources such as proper nutrition, clothing, transport, education, shelter, hygiene needs, and healthcare, by supporting our cause you will make a direct impact.

with STEAM (science, technology, engineering and maths) education, early literacy development, physical health education and outreach programmes for children in the Khayelitsha community. The Molo Mhlaba Schools is a philanthropic venture that will establish and manage a network of low-fee, independent private schools in underserved urban communities across South Africa. Currently, Molo Mhlaba manages the first two girls-only and STEAM-focused primary schools with the construction of a third campus underway. Molo Mhlaba’s vision 2030 is to operate a network of 10 micro STEAM primary schools for girls in underserved communities across South Africa.

Every child deserves to grow up in a stable, loving family, but for many, this is not a reality. Give a Child a Family Africa (GCF) is dedicated to supporting vulnerable families to prevent family breakdown and the separation of children from their homes. When staying with their family is not an option, GCF offers emergency placement for children in safe, nurturing environments with assessed and trained families. Committed to family-based care, GCF works to avoid institutional placements and runs a foster care programme which provides assessed and trained foster parents for children who cannot return to their own families, offering them the stability and support they need to thrive.

Hi I'm Angelique Denise Vivier I'm a resident that lives in Circle Road Table View, I've got a blind partner and every morning he walks to Killarney Taxi rank so he can go work. We also have a primary school in the road, called Sunridge Primary School. There's a lot of children who walk to school, and I've seen to many reckless drivers including taxi's who speed down Circle Road and they don't pay attention to the road properly. I've saved 10 kids from near miss accidents. I'm working on putting a scholar Patrol together and we are needing 6 reflective vests 6 stop signs on a horizontal pole, I'm extremely worried about the well being of every Pedestrian crossing Circle Road etc.

At Sunshine Life Centre, we provide urgent relief to families in the Eastern Cape facing extreme poverty or crises—offering food, clothing, bedding, and essential support. Our team conducts home assessments to understand their needs, and beneficiaries collect their aid parcels from our centre. Beyond emergency relief, we empower them with ongoing mentorship, workshops, and skills training to help them secure jobs, start businesses, or create sustainable income through manufacturing. With your support, we turn relief into long-term change.

Kids Haven longs for every child to be safe and well cared for. We help families to protect and care for their children in their own community. We provide full time care to 162 children in crisis without the protection and care of families. We extend support to young people growing into adulthood by caring about their career pathways, their independent living and their mental health. Kids Haven is in Benoni, east of Johannesburg.

Tiny Owls Baby Home is a registered non-profit in Durbanville, Western Cape. Since 2018, we have provided a safe, nurturing, and loving space for abandoned and relinquished babies awaiting adoption. Run by a small, dedicated team, the home cares for up to six babies at a time, offering 24/7 care, medical interventions, and emotional support. Babies come through social workers, often from heartbreaking circumstances. With over 69 babies nurtured so far, Tiny Owls relies on donations and the goodwill of corporates, volunteers, and community members to keep going.

PSFA is a registered South African non-profit organisation dedicated to combating child hunger in schools. Since 1958, PSFA has served over two billion nutritious meals to impoverished learners, improving their concentration, attendance, and academic performance. PSFA’s holistic school nutrition support programme ensures thousands of children receive the nourishment they need to thrive, reinforcing the fact that you can’t teach a hungry child. A donation of only R950 will enable PSFA to feed a child for a year, and R100 will feed a child for a month. Our goal is to ensure that 500 learners will receive 2 daily meals for a year (R950 X 500 learners).

HopeTown is based in Ocean View, Cape Town, South Africa. We are a youth-based community development NGO and reach out to the disadvantaged families in the community. We offer an internship programme centred around skills training for young people who have dropped out of school. We also reach out to about 130 kids in the community with dance, art, sports, tutoring and youth events. Our small high school offers Grade 7-9 and bridges a gap to enable vocational training. The products made in the internship programme are sold at our shop locally and also online. All the proceeds go back into the organisation's goal of educating and uplifting young people from difficult backgrounds.

Hearts of Hope is a children's home in Gauteng which cares for orphaned and vulnerable babies and children who are placed with us by court order after being removed from at risk situations. We provide nutrition, remedial and psycho-social support, education and medical care for all the children in our home. Our vision: Vulnerable and orphaned children who are in need of care and protection, are provided with a turning point opportunity of personal and individualised nurturing care in a safe and stable home environment that enables them to have a childhood, thrive and be educated; building their resilience and life skills within a forever home and towards an independent future.

The Bhabhisana Baby Project is a Cape Town-based non-profit delivering early childhood intervention services to babies with developmental delays and disabilities in underserved communities. Our holistic model integrates developmental therapy, caregiver training, and community partnerships to ensure early identification and support of these babies during the critical first thousand days. We employ a family-centred, interdisciplinary approach with each team consisting of a physiotherapist, occupational therapist, and speech and language therapist. They provide early therapeutic intervention and empower parents/ caregivers with the skills they need to help their baby reach their full potential.

As a Public Benefit Organisation, the Rohan Bloom Foundation is committed to building the first Specialised Paediatric Palliative Care In-Patient Hospice in Cape Town, Rohan House, offering the necessary palliative care as well as restoring dignity to the patient, whilst ensuring emotional and psychological support for the family. The Foundation aims to bring together the skills, resources and inspiration to create a blueprint for similar facilities across South Africa for terminally ill children and their families.

VUSA Rugby and Learning Academy gives children in Langa access to quality education, sport, daily meals, and psychosocial support. We help young learners from the under-resourced community of Langa, in Cape Town, grow in confidence, discover their talents, and build brighter futures.

Common Good helps build a better future for South Africa by working with local organisations to support people from childhood to employment. This helps them earn an income, care for their families, and make their communities stronger, breaking the cycle of poverty. Common Good works with 1,800+ faith communities in 9 provinces, supporting 18,000+ families to become better parents and give their children a brighter future. They also support 9 no-fee public schools in 3 provinces, reaching over 8,000 learners. Through 40+ partners, they train more than 1,500 people annually to find meaningful employment opportunities.

Abraham Kriel Bambanani is a registered NPO providing care and skills development for traumatised children and youth in need, in the greater Johannesburg area. We provide shelter, physical care, rehabilitation and skills development for beneficiaries that had been subjected to trauma, abuse, molestation, poverty, neglect and unemployment. This is done via residential care, community services and educational programmes

Book Dash is a social impact publisher of open, African picture books for very young children. We work with creative volunteers to create and distribute high-quality books for preschool children to own at a fraction of traditional publishing costs. And we share our content and our model freely under an open licence, so people around the world can (and do!) use it for exponential impact.

*PRIMARY GOAL TO MINIMISE THE SECONDARY ABUSE CHILDREN SUFFER WHEN THEY REPORT ABUSE AGAINST THEM. THIS ABUSE IS OFTEN WORSE THAN THE PRIMARY ABUSE, DUE TO A VERY UNSYMPATHETIC REPORTING SYSTEM. *SECONDARY GOALS “GETTING CONVERSATION GOING” To prevent more child abuse from happening by securing more reporting. To mobilise communities to start speaking about child abuse. To educate communities on what child abuse is, signs and symptoms and how to report it. To educate the public and children on reporting, highlight myths and facts of child abuse and to mobilise the community to start reporting.

The Seed Fund is an NPO and PBO, registered in August 2017, to bring about transformation in severely disadvantaged communities with a focus on alleviation of poverty. Our primary focus is on children's education, particularly Early Childhood Development (ECD 36 children) and Primary school education. Help us keep our Food Kitchen stocked with basics to provide meals for our 36 ECD children and 7 staff members. Monthly budget R7500 Funds will be used to purchase the following: Mealie Meal, Rice, Long Life Milk, Sugar, Margarine, Cooking Oil, Pasta, Jungle Oats, Peanut Butter, Jam, Juice, Samp, Sugar Beans, Baked Beans and Tinned Fish.

The Homestead is a Non-Profit Organisation established in 1982 to care and support neglected and abused children. Due to extreme family environments children either live in extreme adverse realities or end up living, begging, or working in the streets. To reduce and prevent the risk of children ending up in the streets, the Homestead has six Prevention and Early Intervention Programme centres as well as two Child and Youth Care Centres (alternative living space for those in need) in and around Cape Town. The multifaceted services that we provide foster positive development of children living in dysfunctional family environments or exposed to harmful experiences that hinder normal growth.

Mustard Seed Tree is a resilient non-profit organization dedicated to empowering lives and fostering personal growth. We offer free and affordable counselling services, acting as a beacon of hope for those navigating the complexities of mental health. Our mission is rooted in faith and guided by a commitment to inclusivity, serving individuals from all walks of life. A Compassionate Oasis for Mental Health At Mustard Seed Tree, you deserve a safe space for healing. The counselling services are designed to be accessible to you, regardless of gender, religious beliefs, or social status. Your journey to recovery is unique, and the environment is created to be inclusive, offering you solace

Our project stands for development of children and youth. We do community work. We do community clean-up. Fundraising events to assist children in need. We do fun events with children to expose them to things unknown to them. We have now started a feeding scheme at a primary school in our area. We are aiming to feed over 200 children.

9Miles Project is a community-based nonprofit organisation that was founded in Cape Town in 2013. Using surfing as a drawcard, 9Miles Project provides safe spaces and structured afterschool programmes for impoverished and vulnerable children in marginalised coastal communities; and offers food aid, literacy and academic support, mentorship, job creation, skills development, and holistic support to at-risk youth and their communities in the areas of Cape Town, Elands Bay, and St Francis Bay in South Africa. With headquarters at Strandfontein Pavilion, Cape Town, the organisation is a safe haven and refuge for kids who have very few resources, and even fewer positive role models in their live

Hi Everyone so Recently me and my son went through a few intense situations starting with my Dad who passed away he was a big part of our lives and my world was shaken so roughly like loosing my dad blew my lid for me and even more so my Little boy was also faced with a situation neither one of us expected any time soon but anyways so its been really hard and heartbreaking really i dont know how to explain it but we have gone through a series of bad situtions as i lost everything after my dad passed just the wrong people around knowing i was vulnerable and not focusing on my situation i lost track and need to get back on my feet and have my little boy back with me and anyones help i pray for

We are a non-profit organisation focus on Early Childhood Development Education , we educate, care, support and feed children. Our project is to renovate and extend our classrooms as we increased the number of enrolment in our centre , Department of Education and Health Department have their rules and regulation that needs to followed by all ECD Centre in South Africa so that why we need to fundraise for our Project

Ubuhle Bezwe Children's Center respectfully requests funding to provide safe shelter, education support, healthcare, nutrition, and family assistance to vulnerable children and families living in Tembisa and surrounding communities in South Africa. Established in response to the growing number of children who had nowhere safe to go after school and frequently returned to homes without food, Ubuhle Bezwe has grown into a comprehensive care center serving orphaned, abandoned, abused, homeless, and neglected children.

Operation Hunger is one of South Africa’s longest serving humanitarian and development organisations. Since 1980, we have partnered with vulnerable communities to combat hunger and malnutrition through practical, sustainable and community driven interventions. Our work is based on the understanding that hunger is not merely the absence of food. Food insecurity and malnutrition are closely linked to poverty, unemployment, limited resources and social vulnerability. Operation Hunger provides immediate support while helping communities build resilience and self-reliance through sustainable development initiatives.

The Dutch foundation“Stichting Roemeense Kinderhulp”provide aid for people in bad conditions,living in Transylvania in Romania.Every year we organize a three week holiday in the Netherlands for 40 poor or underprivileged children in the age of 9–11.The main goal is to have a nice time and let the children feel they can be a child again.With our annually aid transport of relief items a lot of families will be helped with foodtickets or goods.In our children's home Tinkerbell 20 kids grow up in a family situation.There they can have a future,go to school,have a study and not only dream but really working at their own future.With your help we can make the world a little bit better. Thanks!

One of the most adventurous projects ‘People to People Foundation’ has ever embarked upon is the creation of the ‘ProRroma School’. Education is a priority for People to People because we know that better levels of education could offer poor children a future full of hope. We also know that education is a key factor in breaking the cycle of deprivation that many of these poor families face. https://bit.ly/3zfPNUN

Project Growing Up is a non-profit organization that strives for educating and empowering youth in developing countries, focusing on challenging topics associated with growing up. Project Growing Up believes that knowledge and the way of teaching is the key. By reaching out to youth into their own values, traditions and culture they can use this knowledge and power to deal with difficult situations while growing up.

Hockey Dreams enables a better future through hockey. Community-based learning is co-created in Hockey Dreams Hubs. Coaches benefit from both formal and non-formal education. Coaches are positive role models and create a safe space for thousands of kids. Kids can engage in weekly trainings, or participate in camps or leagues. Besides hockey, there is attention to a social theme and to life skills. Together they play, share, learn and grow. Together, the coaches and players of today, are the game changers of tomorrow.

The Cap sur Haïti association would like to first build a neighborhood center in a disadvantaged area of northern Haiti, with the aim of helping families. These neighborhood centers will have a library, a games library, a canteen, a garden for the production of fresh food, an infirmary and a playground. They will also provide job training and skills development services to help adults find employment and escape poverty. By creating these Neighborhood Houses, Cap sur Haïti hopes to offer a sustainable solution to help families improve their quality of life.Thanks for your help

Make-A-Wish Nederland bestaat sinds 1989 en vervult ieder jaar ruim 600 liefste wensen van kinderen tussen 3 en 18 jaar met een ernstige, soms zelfs levensbedreigende ziekte. Elke dag horen gemiddeld 4 families in Nederland dat hun kind een ernstige, soms zelfs levensbedreigende ziekte heeft. Het gezinsleven verandert in één klap totaal. Die impact is moeilijk voor te stellen. Make-A-Wish Nederland wil al deze jonge patiënten een positieve boost meegeven. Een ervaring die ze sterker maakt. En vertrouwen en kracht geeft voor de toekomst. 

Zoë werd toen ze 4 maanden oud was levenloos in bed aangetroffen op de opvang. Ze is 20 minuten gereanimeerd en met de traumahelikopter naar het Radboudumc in Nijmegen gebracht. Daar werd ze in kunstmatige coma gehouden. Een week lang wisten we niet of ze het zou gaan halen. Ze heeft ernstig hersenletsel als gevolg van zuurstoftekort. Ze heeft Cerebrale Parese, dystonie en CVI. Motorisch loopt ze erg achter. Naast de reguliere therapieën volgen we ook ABM therapie. Dit speelt in op de hersenplasticiteit, zorgt voor nieuwe bewegingspatronen. Hierdoor ontwikkelt ze en zit ze veel beter in haar vel! Helaas wordt dit (nog) niet vergoed. De therapie kost ons €3000 per jaar. Heel erg bedankt!

War Child zet zich in voor kinderen die opgroeien met de gevolgen van oorlog en geweld. Door middel van onderwijs, bescherming en psychosociale ondersteuning geven ze deze kinderen de kans op een betere toekomst. Met mentale hulp lukt het kinderen om weer kind te zijn, zelfs in de moeilijkste omstandigheden. Het belang van het werk War Child blijft vandaag de dag helaas onverminderd groot. En elke vorm van support is hard nodig. Samen kunnen we een blijvend verschil maken in het leven van kinderen in oorlog. Want een kind hoort niet thuis in oorlog. Nooit.

The Stichting or Foundation Teach Nepal Project is an official charity registered in the Netherlands. Set up in 2018 to support teachers and students in Nepal, provide books and educational materials to support teaching, organise and deliver training for teachers, contribute to school improvements related to educational development and provide advice to local staff. We are working to establish computer labs into schools in the Annapurna Conservation Area in the low Himalayas. Access to computers can change the lives of the children there. Your contributions through the donations from the many companies that support charities is greatly appreciated. https://teachnepalproject.wordpress.com

De Hartstichting wil dat minder mensen vroegtijdig hart- en vaatziekten krijgen of eraan overlijden. Ook het ongemak en leed dat patiënten en hun naasten ervaren, willen we verminderen. Daar zet de Hartstichting zich elke dag voor in. Dat doen we door patiëntenzorg te verbeteren, te bevorderen dat de jeugd gezonder gaat leven en door baanbrekend onderzoek naar hart- en vaatziekten te laten doen. Hoe meer mensen ons helpen in deze strijd, hoe meer we kunnen bereiken. Helpt u mee? Steun ons via Goede Doel Shop en kies voor de Hartstichting.

Batten (ook wel kinderdementie) is een zeldzame en fatale stofwisselingsziekte bij kinderen. Als je kind Batten heeft, lijkt er tot ongeveer het 5e jaar niets aan de hand. Daarna volgt een opeenstapeling van problemen: ernstig verlies van gezichtsvermogen, aanvallen van epilepsie, geheugenverlies en dementie, kinderen komen in een rolstoel terecht, verliezen de mogelijkheid te communiceren en onvermijdelijk volgt het overlijden van het kind, meestal tussen het 15e en 25e levensjaar. In Nederland wordt 1 op de 50.000 kinderen getroffen door Batten. Wereldwijd is dat 1 op de 25.000 kinderen. Stichting Beat Batten financiert onderzoek voor een wereld zonder kinderdementie. www.beatbatten.nl

In 2006 is de oprichter begonnen met voetballen met straatkinderen in ‘de stad van de eeuwige lente’ Medellin, Colombia. Na verloop van tijd deed een grote groep kinderen structureel mee. Toen kwam de vraag vanuit de kinderen: ‘Zouden we kunnen voetballen in een officiële competitie?’ ‘Daar wil ik mijn best voor doen, maar dan wil ik dat jullie naar school gaan.’ was zijn antwoord. Zo is de stichting gestart met één jongens- en één meisjesteam. Het was het begin van de stichting Children of Medellín. Nu, in 2022 staat educatie nog steeds centraal, we hebben 500 kinderen in 14 verschillende activiteiten, en wij geven de kans aan jongeren om na de middelbare school een vervolgopleiding te kunnen volgen.

Project Growing Up is a non-profit organization that strives for educating and empowering youth in developing countries, focusing on challenging topics associated with growing up. Project Growing Up believes that knowledge and the way of teaching is the key. By reaching out to youth into their own values, traditions and culture they can use this knowledge and power to deal with difficult situations while growing up.