Cotlands is a non-profit early childhood development organisation addressing the education and social crisis by establishing early learning playgroups and toy libraries in under-resourced communities to serve vulnerable children aged birth to six. Read more

Our primary Objective is : The implementation of Holistic Child Protection Services to abused children. This includes: Victim Empowerment Counseling, Forensic Assessment, Court Support, Support Programme for Abuse Reactive Children, Medical Examinations, Psychological Assessments, Crime Prevention, Preventative School Talks and Training. ALL OUR SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE FREE Our services are based in Parktown, Soweto and Krugersdorp, however we do service the greater Gauteng... Read more

Nkosi's Haven is a home for Mothers and children who are HIV Pos as well as AIDS orphans. Mothers and children live together in cottages. Orphans have caregivers who look after them. Our children attend school from pre-school to tertiary. Read more

THE POTATO FOUNDATION's focus is on the neglected and forgotten children of our society. THE POTATO FOUNDATION was established in February 2007 and the name of the organisation was adopted around the growth concept of a potato. GIVING is very much like a potato - its roots are hidden and the growing effect thereof is not visible until the potato is harvested. We believe that PASSION creates the PERFECT GIFT! The Potato Foundation aims to be exactly that - the roots within our community sustaining... Read more

Unity College is an independent special needs school which promotes the potential of learners through the provision of high quality education in order to equip each learner with skills to become productive, integrated members of society. Most of our learners have some learning difficulties or developmental delay, making Unity College ideal for the learner who has experienced academic difficulties in a mainstream or remedial school but is sufficiently able to access our specialised curriculum offering.... Read more