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MAKRO is an organisation formed by the community of Maokeng to create awareness and educate its people about HIV/AIDS. Its founding members were made up of people already living with HIV/AIDS, who wanted to make a difference in their community.
Makhulong a Matala is a subsidiary company of the 
The Khulumani Support Group is an assembly of survivors and families of victims of the political conflict of South Africa's Apartheid past. The group first came under the international spotlight when they filed a lawsuit in November 2002 in a District Court of New York against corporations and banks, alleging that they had aided and encouraged the Apartheid South African government in enabling acts of gross human rights violations. 
Iketsetseng Self Help Association of Disabled is a non-profit organisation formed by disabled people to help and support each other. So many people living with disabilities are unemployed even though they are capable of doing the job. But because they are disabled they are discriminated against and are regarded as incompetent. Iketsetseng Self Help Association of Disabled aims to help make disabled people employable through training.
Bohlale Youth Club is a non-profit organisation formed by the youth in Kroonstad to inform and educate about the negative implications of crime, using drugs and teenage pregnancy. Most of the organisation’s members were also victims of wrong doings, and thus remain motivated to help youths within their community. 
Ahanang Soup Kitchen is a non-profit organisation dedicated to caring for and feeding orphan children of HIV/AIDS victims. It was formed and is still run by a group of women in Koekoe Village in Kroonstad who not only feed the orphans, but also the elderly and those suffering from HIV/Aids who can no longer take care of themselves.
Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) is a non-profit organisation that originated in New York in 1975 when prisoners tried to reduce conflict inside and outside of prisons. They also worked with youths. The original body collaborated with the Quaker Project on community conflict, which resulted in the establishment of the AVP.
Phekong Health Centre & Art and Culture is a non-profit organisation which was started in aid of the many people, including senior citizens, who were suffering from HIV/AIDS, chronic diseases and neglect by their families. 
‘Sophakama’, as it is affectionately known in its community, means “we will rise”. Sophakama is a small community based organisation that serves the Joe Slovo Township and the Kwa Duse informal settlement in Port Elizabeth. At present Sophakama operates from the Joe Slovo Secondary School.
In Mpepule village, approximately 30 minutes from Giyani along the road to Tzaneen, in Limpopo, South Africa, 20 women of different ages deliver Home Based Care to their fellow community members. The women started out as volunteers to clean and maintain the local clinic but after having attended a training workshop in Home Based Care they decided to start delivering the service to the community. One of the care givers explains: “We started out as volunteers to clean the clinic, but then the man came from Giyani and trained us in Home Based Care… Some people left the organisation but we see that our people is very sick so we encourage ourselves, we must help them”.