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Jumping Kids is a Section 21 Trust, now classified as a Non-Profit Company by the South African Labour Act, registration number 2009/018078/08. Jumping Kids mandate is to provide amputee children, of school going age, the tools to be successful contributing members of society. The tools focused on are: Access to; and maintenance of high quality prosthetic equipment. Access to mainstream education. Access to sporting opportunities.

To create a holistic and safe space for youth in Lesotho to call home where they can be equipped with creative and artistic tools for mental and menstrual health in order to lead meaningful and impactful lives.

We aim to be the leader of the CLOTH PAD REVOLUTION in Africa and in the process restore dignity to millions of women and girls with every process in our supply chain. We envision a world where sanitary pad waste is a thing of the past. We do all we can to bring affordable, sustainable, eco-friendly solutions to every woman. We focus on education and entertainment to change the face of periods and help girls and women take control of their lives.

The Bethany House Trust initiates, implements, co-ordinates and manages projects critical to the children and youth of South Africa.

We mobilise young women around the globe for social change through community development and social action. Through community-based trainings and cross-cultural experiences we ignite the leadership ambitions of our scholars to be change-makers in their communities, and lead the mission of changing our world one girl at a time.

'Empowering the underprivileged community around Hillcrest out of poverty through education, personal development and economic and social advice.'

Our Mission is to restore and empower people to live a life of purpose and fulfillment.

The organization (Church) seeks to make positive impact to the community through drug rehabilitation (Especially targeting the youth), providing shelter for the needy and also uplift the community by providing them with skills that they can use for betterment and sustainability of their lives through agriculture (Crop produce), animal breeding, musical instrument classes etc

Our mission is to increase the percentage of learners who write the final pure Mathematics exam in Grade 12 in South Africa to 60%. These learners are to obtain at least a 50% pass mark. This will improve their vocational prospects and afford them many more career paths in the future. This will, in turn, produce a robust workforce with a variety for the South African economy to choose from, thus providing a sustainable solution to the unemployable youth crisis. The result will be a growing economy with a population that produces an ever-increasing buying power.

Edufundi's MISSION aims to unlock the potential of our children by promoting quality education in primary schools through teacher mentorship and support. We know that education in South Africa is currently in crisis. Our very committed and experienced team is working to change this so that all of our teachers - and in turn the children they teach - can indeed achieve their full potential.

Tshepong Centre exists to provide a safe, developmentally appropriate environment for children and adults with intellectual disabilities by giving each mental health care user, emotional, physical and cognitive stimulation and development, therapy and rehabilitation.

Takalani children's home was established in May 1988 by Rev P. L. Van Langeveld together with the Reformed Church Synod Soutpansberg. The home started with only 11 children in total. Rev Van Langeveld was serving as a spiritual Pastor at Siloam Hospital (His service was to give pastoral care to the patients at Siloam Hospital). He came up with a vision of establishing a home for the abandoned, abused and orphaned children. He then approached the local Reformed churches under Synod Soutpansberg. The Synod welcomed the idea to establish a home for those children and appointed the board of directors to manage the home. The home was built near Siloam Hospital since most children were found wandering there, though children from different areas are also considered due to the need. The hospital social worker, the late Mr. Landela played a very crucial role in ensuring proper legal processes were adhered to. TCH accommodates a maximum of 80 children and currently, the home has 40 girls and 30 boys. Takalani children's home objectives: -To provide appropriate accommodation for the children who are in need of care under the age of 18 years. -To provide a healthy diet and appropriate clothing for the children in the care of TCH. -To promote healthy development by meeting medical needs and educational needs of the children in the care of TCH. - To create awareness of the needs and rights to all children in the care of TCH and to everyone associated with TCH. -To advocate, promote and support legislative and other measures designed to meet the needs and the rights of children. -To create opportunities for the children to explore their full creative and physical potential, as well as discover their talents and possible career path. -To take steps to remove conditions detrimental to the emotional and physical well-being of the children in the care of TCH. Our Mission TCH is committed to provide services to children for the fulfillment of their physical, emotional, social and intellectual needs Our Vision Takalani Children's Home (TCH) want to assist children who are in need of care to realize their potential and restore their identity Our Values Respect, dignity and privacy of fellow workers and children, love and caring, accountability, gender equity, commitment to the well-being of TCH, open door policy