SOS Africa

Children's Charity

(UK Registered NGO: 1188705 / SA Registered NPO: 183-821)

The SOS Africa Children’s Charity (UK: 1188705 / SA: 183-821) invests 100% of donations in the education and care of South African children with regular feedback to sponsors. Unlike larger African charities, since 2003 SOS Africa has provided disadvantaged children, from grades 1 to 12, with personal education programmes or learning support schemes tailored specifically to their needs. This holistic approach to education enables children to break the cycle of poverty; our charity graduates are at university or in full-time employment.

If you decide to sponsor a child in Africa or donate to African charities, SOS Africa Children’s Charity provides sponsors and donors with regular updates maintaining strong lines of communication between child and supporter. Our UK grassroots African education charity believes in the importance of transparency and reducing expenses. If you wish to donate or raise funds for children in Africa, we will provide you with feedback demonstrating the long-term impact made by your donation to South African children in need.

We Provide Children with:

School Tuition:
A high standard of education at a partnering school.

Holistic Education & Care:
An extensive after-school program which meets each child’s academic and developmental needs.

Transport, Clothing, Stationery:
Aswell as any additional resources they require in or out of the classroom.

We Provide Sponsors with:

Feedback:
Providing regular reports, updates and photo albums.

Communication:
Maintaining strong lines of communication between child, organisation and sponsor.

Transparency:
100% of your donation will be invested in the education & care of the SOS Africa children.

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EVENT DESC – The SOS Africa Children’s Charity (UK: 1188705 / SA: 183-821) invests 100% of donations in the education and care of African children. Since 2003, SOS Africa has provided disadvantaged children, from grades 1 to 12, with a personal education programme or learning support scheme tailored specifically to their needs. This holistic approach to education enables children to break the cycle of poverty and reach their full potential; our first charity graduates are now at university or in full-time employment.

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“21 years ago, whilst volunteering on a gap year in South Africa,
I realised that only by providing disadvantaged children with holistic
education and care can we help them break out of the poverty cycle
into which they are born.”

Matt Crowcombe Co-Founder / CEO