SOS Africa

The SOS Africa Children’s Charity (183-821) invests 100% of donations in the education and care of South African children with regular feedback to sponsors. Unlike larger African charities, since 2003 SOS Africa has provided disadvantaged children, from grades 1 to 12, with personal education programmes or learning support schemes tailored specifically to their needs. This holistic approach to education enables children to break the cycle of poverty; our charity graduates are at university or in full-time employment.

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South Africans Reject Live Animal Export by Sea

By Soapbox Communications The results of the government’s formal public participation process are in – and South Africans have spoken with overwhelming clarity. A total of 17,536 individuals and organisations submitted comments on the Department of Agriculture’s draft regulations on the live export of animals by sea between 23 July and 25 August 2025 . An extraordinary 95% called for a complete ban , rejecting attempts to regulate a trade widely described by animal welfare e

Now more than ever, NPOs in ECD must be compliant and sustainable, as literacy crisis threatens participation in Africa's digital future

By Meropa Communications As World Children's Day is observed under the theme "My Day, My Rights," Inyathelo, the South African Institute for Advancement, says a strong non-profit sector, particularly in early childhood development (ECD), is critical to respond to reports that less than one third of South African children are able to read for understanding by the end of foundation phase. This staggering statistic means that millions of children are exiting their critical early

Saint-Gobain and Mellon Educate Launch Major School Building Project in Lwandle, Western Cape

By Flux Communications Saint-Gobain Africa and Ireland have joined forces with the Mellon Educate School Building Project to transform education infrastructure at two local schools in the township of Lwandle, Western Cape. Over 400 volunteers from Europe, America, and South Africa are coming together in a landmark Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative to upgrade A.C.J Phakade Primary School and Simanyene High School. The project, funded with €75,000 by the Saint-