Cape Care Fund

11/06/2026

The Cape Care Fund was proud to partner with Integrated Development Plan (IDP) Managers from municipalities across the Western Cape in supporting the ASD Sean Kelly Worcester with a donation of R10 000.

The Sean Kelly Centre provides specialised daycare services to sensory multi-disabled children in the Breede Valley, offering vital care, support, and opportunities for some of the community’s most vulnerable children.

This contribution forms part of a broader commitment to social upliftment and demonstrates what can be achieved when government, municipalities, and community partners work together to make a meaningful difference.

A heartfelt thank you to the Provincial IDP Managers Forum for choosing to invest in the wellbeing of children living with disabilities. Together, we can continue building stronger, more caring communities across the Western Cape.

08/06/2026

Strong partnerships create lasting impact.

The Health Foundation and the Western Cape Department of Social Development recently met for the Cape Care Fund's one-year strategy session, celebrating what has been achieved together and setting a course for even greater impact in the year ahead.

06/06/2026

Today, we celebrate the Cape Care Fund's first anniversary and reflect on what has been achieved through the generosity of our donors, the dedication of our NGO partners, and the support of communities across the Western Cape.

Over the past year, together we have responded to disasters, supported vulnerable residents, strengthened community organisations, and helped bring dignity and hope to those who need it most.

To every donor, volunteer, partner, and supporter: thank you for being part of this journey. Your contribution, whether big or small, has made a real difference.

Here's to another year of caring, giving, and creating lasting impact together. 💙

02/06/2026

⚠️ The South African Weather Service has issued high-level weather warnings for parts of the Western Cape from Wednesday, with the Garden Route and Central Karoo expected to be among the hardest-hit areas.

As communities prepare for possible flooding and severe weather, the Cape Care Fund is working with humanitarian relief partners to support those who may be affected.

💙 If you are able to help, please consider donating to support emergency relief efforts, donations can be made directly through the details below or via SnapScan and Zapper on our website.

Bank: Nedbank
Account Name: The Health Foundation – Cape Care Fund
Account Number: 1310 498 857
Branch Code: 198765
Branch Name: RRB Claremont
Account Type: Current Account
Swift Address: NEDSZAJJ

https://capecarefund.org.za/support-cape-care-fund/

01/06/2026

A heartfelt thank you to ForAfrika for the incredible work you do across the Western Cape.

While your support during disasters such as floods and fires is invaluable, it is the consistent, everyday work of feeding and uplifting communities that truly makes a lasting difference.

Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to serving those who need it most. Together, we are building stronger, more resilient communities.

27/05/2026

Communities across the Western Cape are still feeling the effects of the recent floods, and many families remain in urgent need of support.

The Cape Care Fund, together with humanitarian relief organisations on the ground, continues to assist vulnerable residents with essential aid and recovery efforts.

Every contribution helps, whether it’s a financial donation or basic necessities like food, blankets, clothing, and hygiene items.

Scan the QR code to donate and help bring relief, comfort, and hope to communities rebuilding after the disaster.

23/05/2026

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde recently visited the Mustadafin Foundation to see first-hand the incredible humanitarian relief work being done to support communities affected by the recent storm.

Together with the Cape Care Fund and relief partners on the ground, support continues to reach vulnerable families facing flooding, displacement, and ongoing hardship.

A sincere thank you to the Mustadafin Foundation and every volunteer, donor, and organisation helping communities recover and rebuild during this difficult time.

20/05/2026

More than 43 000 food parcels and cooked meals have already been distributed to communities affected by the recent severe weather conditions across the Western Cape, but there is still more to be done.

Every donation, no matter the size, helps provide hope to those who need it most.

If you would like to assist, donations can be made directly through the details below or via SnapScan and Zapper.

Bank: Nedbank
Account Name: The Health Foundation – Cape Care Fund
Account Number: 1310 498 857
Branch Code: 198765
Branch Name: RRB Claremont
Account Type: Current Account
Swift Address: NEDSZAJJ

Donate online here: https://capecarefund.org.za/support-cape-care-fund/

Together we can strengthen our communities.

19/05/2026

Communities across the Western Cape continue to feel the impact of the recent severe weather conditions, and many people are still in need of support.

If you would like to assist humanitarian relief efforts through the Cape Care Fund, donations can be made directly using the banking details below or via SnapScan and Zapper on our website.

Bank: Nedbank
Account Name: The Health Foundation – Cape Care Fund
Account Number: 1310 498 857
Branch Code: 198765
Branch Name: RRB Claremont
Account Type: Current Account
Swift Address: NEDSZAJJ

You can also donate online via SnapScan and Zapper here:
https://capecarefund.org.za/support-cape-care-fund/

For more information or to get involved, please contact us at [email protected]. Every contribution, big or small, helps bring relief, dignity, and hope to vulnerable communities.

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18/05/2026

We are working with humanitarian relief organisations on the ground to help provide essential items to communities affected by the floods.

Donations of blankets, food parcels, hygiene items, clothing, mattresses, and other essentials can make a real difference during this difficult time.

To learn how you can help, go to our website: https://capecarefund.org.za/project/humanitarian-relief/