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Bhekuzulu Self Sufficient Project provides holistic, community centred services for people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. Through various projects and campaigns at the grassroots level, Bhekuzulu Self Sufficient Project is promoting health and dignity for all.
Provide a counseling service to all children calling the toll free number, and assuring that the children in need of specific interventions get help.
Provide specific social work therapeutic counseling to children referred to Childline Mpumalanga.
Engage with communities and stakeholders towards sustainable care and support for orphaned and vulnerable children and their support structures.
Empowering children and child related stakeholders in Mpumalanga and advocating the plight of children through specific training.
Monitor and evaluate the impact of our services and to report accordingly.
Achieve sustainability through synergy of good corporate governance and high quality services.
Childline South Africa is committed through the support and capacity building of its affiliates, to:
- 24-hour toll-free helpline and supportive therapeutic social services for children who have been victims of violence, and their families;
- Education and awareness raising programmes facilitating the prevention of violence against children;
- Networking to establish strategic alliances with the aim of advocating for policy.
Childline South Africa is an affiliation of regional Childlines.
Christian Ministers Fraternal of SA is a forum of Reverends’ coming from different congregation. During the due-diligent they have demonstrated the knowledge of preaching the Gospel aligning it with the quality life. Pastors are committed to visit schools to render these services and moreover they normally invite experts like nurses, doctors and other module experts to come to their churches. The role played by these experts was to disseminate HIV, TB and Malaria information to religious communities.
secretarycmfsa[email protected]
083 766 7383
Dududu Drop-in Centre is a CBO doing the following activities: Gardening, Home Base Care, Health Promotion and Multi Skilled Security.
076 485 6075
Funukwazi Community Development is a CBO doing the following activities: Gardening, Health Promotion Dialogues, OVC Programme and Waste Management.
073 683 0153
GALA is a centre for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) culture and education in Africa, with the aim of acting as a catalyst for the production, preservation and dissemination of knowledge on the history, culture and contemporary experiences of LGBTI people, as well as, make important contributions to the achievement and development of the human rights of LGBTI people on the continent, and to social justice more broadly.
011 717 4239
GLN works towards the upliftment and recognition of the LGBTI community through creative programmes that foster equality, respect and acceptance.
GRIP was established in 2000 after a teenage girl contracted HIV from a rape incident and eventually died of an AIDS related illness.
GRIP ensures that all rape survivors will be provided with:
Barrier free points of first contact;
Proper survivor friendly statement taking process;
Adequate forensic data collection;
Timeous administration of the PEP treatment;
Holding office bearers and officials accountable for the rights and wellbeing of all survivors.
Isibanisezwe is an NGO located in South Africa focused on Social Services, Law, Environment, Religion and Culture, Counselling, Education, HIV/AIDS, Training and Research, and Business.
The Khuphuka Project is a community outreach project serving the Mqatsheni tribal region of KwaZulu Natal, providing them with access to medical treatment, drugs and emergency food through advocacy and funding.
Kwa-Hilda is a CBO doing the following activities: Gardening, Sewing and Peer Education.
082 688 1084
KRCC is the church organization that promotes ecumenism, development and unity among churches in the struggle against poverty, injustice diseases and ignorance in the KwaZulu region of KwaZulu Natal.
Lifeline Durban aims to reduce personal stress and emotional pain through readily available counselling and growth programmes.
We provide a professional and confidential service offered by well trained, disciplined lay counsellors, facilitators, trainers and social workers.
Counselling normally deals with emotional crisis, trauma, abuse, violence, relationships, youth related issues, loneliness, illness and feelings of hurt, anger, frustration, rejection, disappointment and intentions of suicide.
031 303 1344
We are a non-profit organisation (NPO). We assist traumatised people by providing counselling, emotional support and immediate crisis management. Our counselling is empathetic, non-judgmental and highly professional. We empower our clients to find lasting solutions to the crisis or issue they are facing. We provide a 24 hour national telephonic counselling helpline 0800 012 322 and a Stop Gender Violence helpline 0800 150 150. Our 24 hour confidential crisis intervention service is available at no cost to all sectors of the community regardless of race, religion or social standing. We provide face-to-face counselling by appointment and offer a number of courses for individuals, corporates and civil society organisations.
018 462 7838
We are a non-profit organisation (NPO). We assist traumatised people by providing counselling, emotional support and immediate crisis management. Our counselling is empathetic, non-judgmental and highly professional. We empower our clients to find lasting solutions to the crisis or issue they are facing. We provide a 24 hour national telephonic counselling helpline 0800 012 322 and a Stop Gender Violence helpline 0800 150 150. Our 24 hour confidential crisis intervention service is available at no cost to all sectors of the community regardless of race, religion or social standing. We provide face-to-face counselling by appointment and offer a number of courses for individuals, corporates and civil society organisations.
018 381 0976
Lifeline Pietermaritzburg has been helping the community since 1972. It has evolved from a telephone service run solely by volunteers to a multi-faceted organisation active in many communities in Pietermaritzburg and the surrounding communities.
Mission is to promote emotional wellness for individuals and communities through counselling, community dialogues, skills development, accredited training, economic strengthening, networking and partnership within the private and public sector of our designated areas.
We are a non-profit organisation (NPO). We assist traumatised people by providing counselling, emotional support and immediate crisis management. Our counselling is empathetic, non-judgmental and highly professional. We empower our clients to find lasting solutions to the crisis or issue they are facing. We provide a 24 hour national telephonic counselling helpline 0800 012 322 and a Stop Gender Violence helpline 0800 150 150. Our 24 hour confidential crisis intervention service is available at no cost to all sectors of the community regardless of race, religion or social standing. We provide face-to-face counselling by appointment and offer a number of courses for individuals, corporates and civil society organisations
We are a non-government (NGO), non-profit organisation (NPO). We assist traumatised people by providing counselling, emotional support and immediate crisis management. Our counselling is empathetic, non-judgmental and highly professional. We empower our clients to find lasting solutions to the crisis or issue they are facing. We provide a 24 hour national telephonic counselling helpline 080 61322 322 and a Stop Gender Violence helpline 0800 150 150. Our 24 hour confidential crisis intervention service is available at no cost to all sectors of the community regardless of race, religion or social standing. We provide face-to-face counselling by appointment and offer a number of courses for individuals, corporates and civil society organisations.
Masimanyane Women’s Support Centre works to eradicate gender-based violence in order to achieve a healthy, safe, secure, equal, responsible and supportive society for all women and girl children. It plays a pivotal role, both locally and on a national and international scale, in the gender-based violence and HIV/AIDS sectors.
043 743 9169
We are a non-profit organisation (NPO). We work to eradicate violence and discrimination against women and children and prevent HIV by providing counselling, information, education and paralegal services to survivors of gender related violence and to the wider community. We provide access to antiretroviral treatment (ART) for rape and domestic violence survivors.
013 780 3364
Masoyi Home Based care is an organization dedicated on providing support to the sick, orphaned, and vulnerable and destitute in the wider community, including those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. They are committed on improving the lives of those in their community by addressing their physical, emotional and spiritual needs, and by helping them to develop economic independence.
The Phokeng Trauma Centre was established by the Royal Bafokeng Administration in conjunction with Impala Mines, Phokeng SAPS and Department of Social Development as a Victim Empowerment Programme project in 2004. The project was registered in 2007 as an independent Non Profit Organisation entity. The major role of the organisation is to fulfil the mandate of broader Victim Empowerment Programme with the following special focus areas:
Supporting victims of rape
Supporting victims domestic violence
Supporting victims human trafficking
In addition the organization also attends fully to victims experiencing psychological impact of trauma related to other incidents (e.g. motor accidents, hijacking, murder, armed robberies and assaults).
QTFT is a trust associate which aims to alleviate poverty that affecting people of Zululand and fight against chronic diseases.
083 630 6451
Shukumisa is made up of NGOs, community-based organisations, research institutions and legal services. Our members work with adults, children, people with disabilities, sex workers and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender and intersex community and other key populations.
Mission is to ensure that South Africa takes the problem of sexual violence seriously, as evidenced by well crafted, well implemented legislation derived from broad-based public participation processes.
Shukumisa is made up of NGOs, community-based organisations, research institutions and legal services. Our members work with adults, children, people with disabilities, sex workers and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender and intersex community and other key populations.
Mission is to ensure that South Africa takes the problem of sexual violence seriously, as evidenced by well crafted, well implemented legislation derived from broad-based public participation processes.
SECTION27 is a law centre focused on the promotion and advancement of human rights through law. Their focus areas include the tracking of the National Strategic Plan on HIV, TB and STI’s.
Sicelimpilo Drop-in Centre is a CBO doing the following activities: Gardening, Luncheon, Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Program and Home Base Care.
082 946 6044
SABCOHA aims to coordinate a private sector response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. It is a member-driven organisation with several large corporations, medium-sized enterprises and smaller companies, including service providers, joining forces in the private sector initiative to combat HIV/AIDS.
011 476 427
Founded in 1989, Thandanani is a registered Non–Profit Company that facilitates community based care and support for orphaned and vulnerable children and provides health outreach services to communities (particularly those affected by HIV/Aids) in the Kwazulu Natal Midlands.
033 345 1857
TVEP assisted thousands of people with our educational workshops, dialogues, and campaigns. We firmly believe that there is “no excuse for abuse” or discrimination and we work every day in our communities to spread that message and empower communities to change from within.
To generate an attitude of zero tolerance towards all forms of sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, HIV/AIDS stigmatization, and discrimination against minorities in the Thulamela Municipality.
015 963 1222
The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) is a civil society organisation focused on AIDS most recognised for their contribution in the judgement securing the world’s largest universal government-provided AIDS treatment programme. They continue to campaign and represent the marginalised users of the public healthcare system in South Africa, and litigate on critical issues related to the quality of and access to healthcare.
TLAC is a non-profit organisation that promotes and defends the rights of women against gender-based violence through research, capacity building and advocacy.
Ubuntu is a Community-Based Organisation that provides a holistic approach to community challenges that affect children and young people.
Umvoti AIDS Centre aims to provide holistic care and hope to those affected by HIV/AIDS through focusing on HIV/AIDS, poverty alleviation, caring for orphans and vulnerable children, raising awareness, and skills training.
033 413 2745/6
The organisation was established in 2002 in response to the rapid increase number of AIDS orphans, vulnerable children, poor sick households in particular and adults who have been affected directly / indirectly by TB, HIV/AIDS and poverty.
The organisation situated in Ward 11 of Big5 Hlabisa Municipality, (Mpembeni area). The purpose of the organisation is to empower and develop the communities of Hlabisa by providing relevant information, home base care services.
Zimisele Health Association is a CBO doing the following activities: Gardening and Beadwork, Sewing and OVC Programme.
078 080 5479