
The Family Africa is a faith based organisation bringing real hope for the future to thousands of people from previously disadvantaged groups in South Africa.
We follow a holistic approach to welfare involving the mind, body and spirit. To this end we work on three levels:
1. Short Term: Immediate relief through feeding schemes, provision of clothing and blankets and response to local disasters.
2. Medium term: Education and training including basic skills training, HIV/AIDS awareness programmes in primary and secondary schools and the production of materials to assist prevention and promote attitude change.
3. Long Term: Spiritual, emotional and psychological support.
Projects
- Support groups for HIV/TB sufferers. The project includes basic skills training, literacy classes, sewing, knitting and a food garden.
- Mother’s Club for young HIV positive mothers and their babies, which also involves education, food parcels and food garden.
- Gogo clubs and orphan support
- Child headed Household support
- Free of charge support and counselling centre for people living with HIV/TB.
- Grace Academy Free Day Care Centre for orphans and the children of women living with HIV/AIDS.
- Club and Feeding scheme for over 300 underprivileged children every Sunday.
- HIV/AIDS education programmes for primary and secondary schools both in townships and rural areas.
- Township Teachers HIV Seminars.
Why support The Family Africa?
- The Family Africa is made up of full time volunteers who are professional in their approach and consider helping others their vocation.
- Less spent on overheads and salaries translates into more direct help for those in need.
- Therefore more cost effective
- Opportunities for corporate volunteering
- Corporate Branding possibilities
- Consistent feedback
- Reputation for transparency and integrity
- Working at grass roots
- All projects impact the community where it counts
- Targeted feeding schemes
- Emphasis on education especially HIV /AIDs
- Working with the community for the community
- 12 years experience in townships
- NPO and PBO status
- United Nations Consultancy Status







