Hope SA Foundation: NPO 250-962

PBO registration: 930072935 and Level One BBBEEE

Founder and CEO: Namritha Sivsanker 

Head Office: Santon, Johannesburg, South Africa 

Satellite Offices: Pietermaritzburg, Durban, Newcastle, Cape Town

Established: Year 2000


OUR VISION

Hope SA Foundation feeding hope to all our people in South Africa and beyond. We strive to provide at least the basic needs for mankind Together Each One Help One, we can create positive impact in communities. Our core mission is to align to the Act Now Campaign and align 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG's), it is good to be blesse and better to be a blessing.

OUR MISSION

HOPE SA Foundation is one of South Africa's most trusted NGO providing hope to under-developed communities in South Africa and the African Continent.

Our core focus is projects that assist our country and gain greater shared knowledge about poverty alleviation. Disaster aid, gender-based violence, skills development to increase local participation in preserving and sustaining the use of the earth's biological natural resources and assets to support the economic vitality of our communities. All Our projects are needs driven.

Other areas of focus include assistance to other organizations that share the same missions of community service. Services such as basic education and gender equality, environmental development, HIV AIDS, Disaster relief, human rights for women and girls, primary health care and food supplies.



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Namritha Sivsanker  project leader of Hope SA shared some impacts to the communities they aim to serve from the donations and the support they get from their Donors and the Hope SA ambassadors. As a charity we provide basic necessities food, water which is fundamental to survival. We strive to exceed expectations by ensuring that charitable funds are used in a timely manner and directed towards areas when and where they are most needed making real impact in communities, we serve. Hope SA Foundation works in partnership with smaller groups, churches, and charities to donate surplus groceries and products to people in need. They have purchased and distributed 40 x 2000 litres of water tankers to communities, churches, and schools to assist with water supplies after extensive flooding in KZN. Access to clean water has become a huge problem in South Africa especially now after the recent disasters we need more water tanks and boreholes.               ...
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Contribute financially towards Hope SA Foundation via a once-off donation, monthly debit order or recurring donation Sponsor goods: Non-perishable food items, vegetables and fruit, bottled water, toiletries and hygiene items, baby food and toys, clothing and blankets, educational material and stationery, pet food and supplies, self-care items  Sponsor services: Expertise, marketing, transport and logistics, warehousing premises Sponsor a building premises: For Hope SA Foundation Shelter and Skills Training Center Become a dedicated volunteer Collaboration and brand affiliation: For outreach, public awareness and initiatives Invite us to share our work with your organisation.  Have a collection box for staff to donate groceries and hygiene supplies for our monthly hamper distributions Promote Hope SA Foundation within your networks and social media Include us in your promotional and fundraiser events, advertising, launches and as your preferred charitable partner Hope SA Founda...
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VARIOUS CHALLENGES I ENCOUNTERED WITH REGARDS TO ACQUIRING AN ONLINE PRESENCE FOR MY NGO Firstly, looking for a NGO to work with is a job on its own and it was even harder for me because the NGO I am working with already has an active online presence. I had to come up with alternative names for the blogsite as well as for all the social media platforms because the NGO has active social media platforms already, having to create different accounts and to also ensure that those accounts do not duplicate their brands credibility or mislead the NGOs followers was very challenging for me. another challenge that I encountered was the type of NGO that I wanted to work with or associate with as  I was doing my research I found that there are some that I did not relate to or were just not speaking to me naturally, also having to choose between so many NGOs that have already been doing so well was hard and even harder to have to prove to them what my assignment was to gain their trust was qui...
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