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St Joseph House for Boys
Donate nowSince 1929, St Joseph House has been a refuge for boys with nowhere else to turn — children who are orphaned, abandoned, abused, or neglected. Today, 55 boys call this house their only home.
But the house that has protected them for generations is in urgent need of refurbishment. Cracks in the walls, worn-out facilities, and unsafe spaces now threaten the very children it was built to shelter. Without repairs, their safety and dignity are at risk.
We are raising $10,000 to refurbish St Joseph House, ensuring the boys can grow up in a safe, nurturing environment — with strong walls, secure spaces, and renewed hope.
Every contribution will help restore not just a building, but the childhoods of 55 vulnerable boys who deserve protection, stability, and a chance to dream again.
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St Joseph House for Boys
Donate nowSince 1929, St Joseph House has been a refuge for boys with nowhere else to turn – children who are orphaned, abandoned, abused, or neglected. Today, 55 boys call this house their only home.
$1,000 was raised for refurbishment of the house; this support has gone to help fix cracks in the walls, worn-out facilities, and improve the spaces built to shelter children ensuring their safety and dignity. This has helped ensure the boys can grow up in a safe, nurturing environment — with strong walls, secure spaces, and renewed hope.
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St. Vincent de Paul Community Development Organization
Donate nowProtecting children and strengthening families
By providing access to essential services to children and families living in Kibera, Kenya’s largest informal settlement, St. Vincent’s is building a community in which children and their families can thrive. St. Vincent’s provides early childhood development, education, healthcare, nutrition support, business training, and runs a rescue centre for abused and abandoned children. -
Stara Peace Women Organization
Donate nowTransforming communities through empowerment, education, and healthcare
Located in Makina, Kibera, the largest slum in Kenya and sub-Saharan Africa, Stara Peace Women Organisation has supported nearly 10,000 children since 2000 through education, early childhood development, girls and women’s empowerment programs, as well as psychosocial and nutritional support, and income-generating projects. -
Thanda After-School
Donate nowA safe environment for children to have fun, learn, and grow
Thanda provides innovative solutions for sustainable development in their community of Hibberdene, KwaZulu-Natal. They create safer, stronger communities by providing educational and skills-building opportunities to individuals and their households through early and creative learning and organic farming training. -
The Action Foundation
Donate nowBuilding equitable, inclusive, and resilient communities for children, women, and girls with disabilities
The Action Foundation empowers caregivers, teachers, and institutions to nurture and support children, women, and girls with disabilities by providing them with psychosocial support, skills, and resources needed to effectively care for children with disabilities. Their interventions improve access to health care, education, and economic empowerment through direct service provision and strengthening the capacity of existing education, health systems, and networks. -
The Promiseland Trust
Donate nowCaring for vulnerable children
The Promiseland Trust offers a child-friendly and safe environment that provides early education and day care services, nutrition, and psychosocial support to children in Walvis Bay. In addition to education, Promiseland provides daily home-cooked meals to school children, and advises seven area schools on improving their food programmes. Their Foster Care Project employs a foster mother from the community to care for two children, ensuring they are raised in a stable and caring environment. -
The Rachel Swart Fund
Donate nowEmpowering people living with disabilites in South Africa
Throughout South Africa, Rachel Swart Fund (RSF) provides assistive devices to children living with disabilities who are placed on the state waiting list. They partner with therapists at state health facilities who first assess the patients, and if the state facility does not have a budget for a device, apply on behalf of the child to RSF for the device. -
The Sunshine Association
Donate nowGiving children living with disabilites the best possible start in life
The Sunshine Association aims to provide an environment that is developmentally stimulating and increases opportunities for early learning for vulnerable children and those living with disabilities. Their programming includes, providing education, early intervention, and therapeutic services to children and caregivers as well as accredited training to early childhood development practitioners in Johannesburg on inclusion of children with disabilities. -
Thuso-E-Tla-Tsoa-Kae Handicapped Centre Primary School
Donate nowCreating happy, healthy, and productive lives for children
Thuso Centre is a tuition-free boarding school and care center for children living with physical and intellectual disabilities. Located in Butha-Bothe, they provide developmental support through academic, vocational, and life skills classes so that their students will become more independent and have meaningful roles within their families and communities.
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Tiny Tim and Friends
Donate nowEnvisioning a world where no child has HIV
Tiny Tim and Friends is one of the few providers of specialist pediatric HIV services in Zambia. Their clinic, which sees 850+ patients each year, offers medical, nutritional, and psychosocial support to HIV+ children and pregnant women. Tiny Tim and Friends works in communities across Lusaka providing HIV testing and prevention services, with an emphasis on the prevention of mother-to-child transmission as well as counselling and support groups.
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Touching Tiny Lives Trust
Donate nowTouching Tiny Lives Trust (TTL) is the only organisation caring for orphaned and vulnerable children in the rural, mountainous district of Mokhotlong, Lesotho, that supports children affected by severe malnutrition and HIV/AIDS.
Since 2004, TTL has directly supported thousands of children under the age of five with services that include nutritional rehabilitation, health assessments, immunisation support, and vitamin supplementation. With an increased emphasis on prevention, TTL has expanded their scope to improve the nutritional status of families.
