Organizations which are independent of government involvement are known as non-governmental organizations or non-government organizations, with NGO as an acronym. NGOs are a subgroup of organizations founded by citizens, which include clubs and associations that provide services to their members and others.
Find below are the list of NGOs In South Africa
Aids Foundation Of South Africa
WESSA (Wildlife and Environment Society South Africa)
Edu Care NGO
Save the Children
Children’s Rights Centre
CHOC Childhood Cancer Foundation South Africa – Durban
IRD South Africa
Human Rights Institute Of South Africa
Projects 4 Peace NGO
SANGONeT
loveLife NGO
The South African Red Cross Society
International Solidarity for African Union (NPO)
Democracy Development Program
uMthombo Street Children SA
African Conservation Trust
Project Empower
CANSA Cancer Association of South Africa Durban
World Vision South Africa
How many NGOs are there in South Africa?
There are an estimated 200 000 NGOs in South Africa and in 2015, there were just over 140 000 registered NGOs.
What are the four NGOs in South Africa?
International NGOs with offices in South Africa
ActionAid.
Doctors Without Borders.
Global Integrity.
ONE International.
Oxfam.
World Vision.
World Wildlife Fund.
Synergos.
What are the NGOs in South Africa?
THE TOP NGOS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Thus it is these NGOs such as:
Human Rights Institute of South Africa.
The Viva Foundation of South Africa.
MIET Africa.
Save the Children South Africa.
Read Educational Trust.
WESSA Life.
The South Africa Red Cross Society.
World Vision South Africa.
How do I join an NGO in South Africa?
You can submit your application at your nearest provincial Social Development office, post it to The Directorate, Non-profit organisations, Department of Social Development, Private Bag X901, Pretoria, 0001 or deliver it by hand to the Department of Social Development, 134 Pretorius Street, HSRC Building, Pretoria.
How can I start my own NGO?
Steps to easily start an NGO in India:
Step 1: Decide the cause and mission of your NGO.
Step 2: Set up the board of directors/members.
Step 3: Decide the name of your NGO.
Step 4: Memorandum Articles of incorporation/ Articles of Association.
Step 5: Get your NGO registered.
Step 6: Start collecting funds