Sisanda FunDaytion is a non-profit organisation working in Cape Town building positive role models who can uplift the well-being and uncover the potential of disadvantaged children and youth through recreation and play. Our vision is a world in which all children can experience the joy of being children and have the chance to laugh, run, jump and play. We create opportunities for children, youth and adults to connect with each other and to learn about themselves and the wonders of the world... Read more

We help, support and motivate orphaned and vulnerable children. We have a school for fetal alcohol syndrome children. We have feeding programs and programs where we make beds for children who sleeps on the ground. We mentor and motivate children to go to school and to do good at school. We feed more than 300 children weekly. We buy clothes and pay for transport to and from school. Read more

Accredited First Aid Training for all levels. All our facilitators have had years of training and on hand experience in the First Aid Field. Helping other to save lives, including there own and there family. Learn CPR, Child and Infant First Aid, Choking. Learn about strokes and signs of a stroke coming. Lots more. We do group and one on one training. We train at our venue in Cape Town Centre or in the comfort of your own venue. If you pregnant and want to learn First Aid to help your new... Read more

C.O.B.R.A.™ is the most eye-opening & rewarding self-defense system for the REAL world. Skills learned in the C.O.B.R.A. Self-Defence program are to be used in real life situation. One 6-hour day course learning basic, intermediate and advanced on Striking, Escapes, Edge Weapons, Firearm Defence, Real Life Scenarios and Combat Conditioning. Read more

Durbanville Children’s Home is one of the registered non-profit organisations (number 011-891) that Government uses to address this problem. The Home is situated in the northern suburbs of Cape Town. The intake of children falls within a 100 km radius of Durbanville, which includes farms, informal settlements, squatter camps and towns. The Durbanville Children’s Home is presently caring for 144 children between the ages of 2 -18 years. Of the 144 children, 124 are cared for in 12 house units... Read more