We bridge the gap between institutional social investors seeking measurable impact and community-based organisations delivering frontline healthcare across South Africa.
Strategic impact investing, sustainable social capital, and measurable SROI.
Direct alignment with your corporate CSI mandate and national health priorities.
Verifiable field data, quarterly monitoring, and audit-grade performance metrics.
We conduct on-the-ground due diligence, vetting, compliance tracking, and dispute management.
Independent High Court fiduciary oversight ensuring transparent fund management.
Building durable resilience rather than short-term dependency.
Official tax-deductible donor receipts issued in full compliance with SARS regulations.
Long-standing partnership since 2009 supporting grassroots healthcare capacity and community resilience.
Sustainable income generation, fund management, support and institutional strengthening for community organisations.
Increased resources available to respond to the HIV/Aids epidemic in a sustainable manner.
Governance coaching, management accounts guidance, and compliance readiness.
Direct linkage to municipal health districts, clinical departments, and peer networks.
Advisory services to incubate sustainable income streams beyond single ad-hoc donors.
Affiliation with an established, audited High Court trust network.
Grants up to ZAR 250,000 for 6 months available for registered South African NPOs and CBOs (2-5 years operating history).
Our current investments and partnerships are spread across South Africa in the following operational areas:
Areas: Soweto, Alexandra, Springs, Hammanskraal, Westonaria, Pretoria
Johannesburg Office: Unit 1 Pendoring Office Park, 299 Pendoring Road, RandburgAreas: Wellington, De Doorns, Rawsonville
Registered Office: Africa Centre for HIV/AIDS Management, C/O Banhoek & Joubert Street, StellenboschAreas: Mahikeng, Rustenburg
Focus: Mining corridor health initiatives and rural community support.Areas: Piet Retief
Focus: Rural farm workers and workplace health interventions since 2004.Areas: Indwe
Focus: Frontline care and community-based health interventions.