Communicare NPC

Communicare NPC Providing opportunities for more people to live with dignity and an improving quality of life, so that caring communities can flourish.

95-year-old Communicare is a leading social and affordable housing provider in the Western Cape with increasingly diversified property holdings. Our mission to provide sustainable, affordable housing is supported by our social enterprise business model, which allows us to grow while making a social impact. Our property development and property management activities in the residential and commercia

l property sectors provide surpluses that enable us to offer discounted rentals at the lower end of the residential rental market.

20/08/2026

Some names do more than identify a place. They carry history, spark recognition and create a sense of belonging. We're looking for a name that can do the same for Salt River's newest development. What would you call it?

Submit your suggestion by 31 August
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A place shaped by community deserves a name shaped by community. We're inviting the Salt River community to help name th...
03/08/2026

A place shaped by community deserves a name shaped by community.

We're inviting the Salt River community to help name the future Salt River Market precinct, a development that will bring affordable housing, economic opportunities and vibrant community spaces to the heart of the neighbourhood.

A name is more than just a label. It reflects the people, stories and character that make a place unique. That's why we're calling on residents, workers and community stakeholders of Salt River to share their ideas and help shape the identity of a precinct that will serve the community for generations to come.

Read the full article to learn more about the Naming Competition and how you can help shape the future identity of Salt River.

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Youth unemployment remains a significant challenge, making access to development opportunities more important than ever....
24/07/2026

Youth unemployment remains a significant challenge, making access to development opportunities more important than ever.

Through Vulamathuba's Job Readiness Course, young people are given the opportunity to build workplace skills, gain practical knowledge, and prepare for the next step in their journey. Programmes like these play an important role in creating pathways to employment and empowering young people to realise their potential. By supporting youth development, we're investing in stronger communities, brighter futures, and lasting impact.

Ready to take the next step towards your future? Register today.

Earlier this week Vulamathuba Empumelelo brought together young jobseekers and a diverse range of exhibitors for a day f...
10/07/2026

Earlier this week Vulamathuba Empumelelo brought together young jobseekers and a diverse range of exhibitors for a day focused on opening doors to learning, skills development and employment opportunities.

By connecting young people with organisations, institutions and industry representatives, the Youth Career Expo created a space for meaningful conversations, practical guidance and new possibilities for the future.

Through initiatives like these, Vulamathuba Empumelelo continues to create pathways that connect young people to opportunities, helping them build skills, expand their networks and take meaningful steps towards their future.

Fifteen photos. Fifteen milestones. Fifteen people who made the decision to keep going. Behind every graduation gown is ...
26/06/2026

Fifteen photos. Fifteen milestones. Fifteen people who made the decision to keep going.

Behind every graduation gown is a person who returned to their studies while balancing the realities of everyday life and committed to building a different future for themselves. Through the Vulamathuba Matric Programme, adult learners are supported on that journey and given the opportunity to complete their matric and work towards their goals.

Every graduate featured here is a reminder that progress is not always linear and that meaningful change often begins with the decision to keep going. Because growth does not follow a timeline and learning has no age limit.

Yesterday, Jaco Londt, MEC for Social Development in the Western Cape, visited the Vulamathuba Learning Centre to engage...
25/06/2026

Yesterday, Jaco Londt, MEC for Social Development in the Western Cape, visited the Vulamathuba Learning Centre to engage with young people and learn more about the impact of the organisation's work.

During the visit, young people shared their experiences, aspirations, and perspectives on the realities facing youth today. The visit also provided an opportunity to showcase how Vulamathuba creates pathways for learning, skills development, and personal growth.

As Communicare's community development arm, Vulamathuba continues to play an important role in supporting young people as they build confidence, develop skills, and work towards their goals.

The Vulamathuba Empumelelo Job Readiness Programme focuses on supporting young people as they prepare to move from educa...
19/06/2026

The Vulamathuba Empumelelo Job Readiness Programme focuses on supporting young people as they prepare to move from education into the world of work.

For many young people, this transition is not always straightforward. It requires time, support and opportunities to learn along the way.

It takes more than a qualification. It takes confidence, exposure and the ability to navigate new spaces.

This is what job readiness looks like in practice.

This Youth Month, we are reminded that preparing young people for opportunity is part of shaping their future and part of continuing the journey beyond education.

If you are ready to take the next step, explore how the Vulamathuba Empumelelo Job Readiness Programme can support your journey.

For more information, contact Vulamathuba on 021 421 6008

This Youth Day, we honour the courage of the 1976 generation, whose fight for access to quality education was ultimately...
16/06/2026

This Youth Day, we honour the courage of the 1976 generation, whose fight for access to quality education was ultimately a fight for dignity, opportunity and a better future.

Fifty years later, the conversation has evolved. While more young people have access to education than ever before, the challenge remains ensuring that learning translates into meaningful opportunities, economic mobility and active participation in society.

At Communicare, we believe that building sustainable communities extends beyond providing affordable housing. It means creating environments where people can thrive, grow and unlock their full potential.

Vulamathuba Empumelelo, our community development initiative, works alongside young people and communities to build pathways to opportunity through skills development, learning programmes, entrepreneurship support and economic participation. These interventions help transform potential into progress and aspiration into action.

As we reflect on the legacy of Youth Day, we are reminded that education was never the destination — it was always the foundation for opportunity.

Together, we can continue building communities where every young person has the chance not only to learn, but to succeed.



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Youth Day began as a fight for access to education. Something many young people are still working towards today as they ...
15/06/2026

Youth Day began as a fight for access to education. Something many young people are still working towards today as they navigate their own paths to learning and opportunity.

For many, that journey hasn’t changed as much as we would hope. Continuing your studies often means navigating uncertainty, finding support and making the most of the opportunities that come your way.

Melissa’s story reflects what access can make possible.

Through the Vulamathuba Empumelelo Bursary Fund, young people are able to continue their studies, grow in confidence and take meaningful steps towards building their future. It’s not just about funding. It’s about being able to access the support necessary for the next step.

This Youth Month, we take a moment to listen, reflect and recognise the role that access to education still plays in shaping the lives of young people today.

Today marks the beginning of the next chapter of the Salt River Market site following a significant milestone with the s...
08/06/2026

Today marks the beginning of the next chapter of the Salt River Market site following a significant milestone with the site handover from the City of Cape Town to Communicare.

Stakeholders have been working collaboratively for a number of years to get to this point, united by a shared vision to unlock the site’s potential and create lasting impact.

Potential becomes progress and today that progress is visible. The project will see the development of both social and affordable rental housing units.

Planned with people in mind, this development reflects Communicare’s commitment to building inclusive sustainable communities where individuals and families can thrive. It’s more than a project it’s a step towards stronger and more connected neighbourhoods.

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First Floor, Block A, Park Lane Office Park, 2 Park Road
Cape Town
7405

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 16:30

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+27214216008

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