This project develops orphaned and vulnerable children from the township communities. The focus is to use sport as a tool to deliver key education and support to give these children more opportunity

Our mission is to inspire and educate underprivileged children to care for their environment, through the medium of a wildlife orphanage, while increasing their environmental job opportunities.

This project supports improved well-being of 2,000 children living with HIV by supplying the locally created, child-friendly, HIV health and wellness book - My Living Positively Handbook.

Individuals in poor communities are trained and supported to tackle hunger and environmental degradation by growing and replicating organic vegetable gardens with indigenous floral windbreaks & herbs

Help all children achieve a great education. EdVillage supports transformational school leaders to open excellent schools for the poorest communities around the world. This project supports the launch of new college prep schools in the townships of South Africa and the slums of India in 2012.

Fikelela Childrens Centre is based in a community with high numbers of orphans. We offer short term residential care and then children are placed in the community with supported foster parents

This project supports the Hope Centre in Cape Town, South Africa, which has been completely funded by donations. The centre provides free entry to pre-school for children whose parents are unemployed or cannot afford school fees.

For 10 years, the SA College for Tourism has been training young, impoverished women from across southern Africa, giving them the skills, self-confidence and qualifications to successfully enter the tourism industry. In order to save funds and be more environmentally responsible, we want to 'green' our campus by replacing our solar panels and purchasing small appliances which are more power-efficient.

Caring for Special Needs children comes with many additional expenses and demands which means many orphanages simply can't cope. This initiative aims to provide support to the Ikhayalethemba Village orphanage which is home to around 10 children with special needs.

This project will help community members to start and sustain an early childhood education program for 60 vulnerable children in an area of rural South Africa devastated by the HIV epidemic and by the longstanding effects of racial segregation, unemployment, and poverty. The program will provide children with critical educational and emotional support, as well as hot meals and other essential services. Through relieving the burden of care, we also help older children return to school.