Sibaya Community Trust

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The Sibaya Community Trust, formerly known as the Afrisun KZN Community Development Trust, was formed in April 1998 with the intention of being a catalyst for social philanthropy in the area.

This Heritage Day, let’s celebrate the vibrant heritage of South Africa and the country, province and town we proudly ca...
24/09/2026

This Heritage Day, let’s celebrate the vibrant heritage of South Africa and the country, province and town we proudly call home. 🇿🇦

From our diverse cultures and shared meals to our love of sport and spirit of generosity, let’s embrace the traditions and values that unite us. Together, we can continue building stronger, kinder and more connected communities.

Wishing you a joyful Heritage Day from the Sibaya Community Trust! ❤️

19/09/2026

The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Social Development engages with Mr Vivian Reddy, Founder and Chairman of the Sibaya Community Trust, on his R100 million contribution towards the department’s priority social upliftment programmes, supporting efforts to improve lives and strengthen communities across KZN.

16/09/2026

Every month, Food for Life Africa’s Newlands team prepares 30,000 meals for communities in need. 🧡

This vital work was made possible through the construction of their Newlands facility in 2020, supported by the Sibaya Community Trust.

To continue serving those who rely on them, they need ongoing support from businesses and individuals. Whether through financial contributions or donations in kind, your generosity can help put a meal on someone’s table.

To contribute, visit www.fflsa.org

A morning of compassion in action. 🧡We spent the morning with the dedicated team at Food For Life as they prepared 1,000...
16/09/2026

A morning of compassion in action. 🧡

We spent the morning with the dedicated team at Food For Life as they prepared 1,000 meals for people in need. Their commitment to feeding our communities is a reminder of the difference kindness and service can make.

NPO SPOTLIGHT | THE DSK GROUPBorn from a community’s need, the DSK Group has spent over 15 years supporting survivors of...
14/09/2026

NPO SPOTLIGHT | THE DSK GROUP

Born from a community’s need, the DSK Group has spent over 15 years supporting survivors of gender-based violence on KwaZulu-Natal’s North Coast.

Founded in October 2010 by the late Mrs Rosy Chettier, their organisation was built on a compassionate vision: every survivor deserves a safe place, a listening ear and a pathway to a new life.

Through their six-stage empowerment framework and the dedication of over 50 volunteers, they have supported more than 1,193 individuals and families across KZN, reporting a 40% measurable improvement in survivor outcomes.

The Sibaya Community Trust shines a spotlight on their commitment to restoring dignity, inspiring hope and helping survivors rebuild their lives. 💜

11/09/2026

Building stronger communities through music. 🎶

As part of our ongoing commitment to community development, Sibaya Community Trust supported Art Vision Academy with much-needed music equipment, helping aspiring musicians develop their skills and nurture their talent.

10/09/2026

Art Vision Academy wishes to place on record their sincere appreciation to Vivian Reddy and the Trustees for their remarkable input into changing the lives of the youth who had lived on the streets for over 10 years.

Today, these youth see a clear direction to empowerment.

Looking BackLittle hearts, brighter futures. ❤️Sibaya Community Trust proudly supported the Children’s Cardiac Foundatio...
09/09/2026

Looking Back

Little hearts, brighter futures. ❤️

Sibaya Community Trust proudly supported the Children’s Cardiac Foundation of Africa, a Lenmed initiative that helped 35 children receive life-changing heart surgery.

Among them were five-year-old Alwande and six-year-old Luthandom, whose surgeries brought renewed hope to their families.

Deputy Minister Mmapaseka Steve Letsike visited Merewent Cheshire Home, where she engaged with residents, staff and memb...
30/08/2026

Deputy Minister Mmapaseka Steve Letsike visited Merewent Cheshire Home, where she engaged with residents, staff and members of the organisation’s Board.

During the visit, the Deputy Minister gained first-hand insight into the home’s achievements, essential services and current needs. She also commended the Board and staff for their dedication to providing people living with disabilities with quality care, dignity and a strong sense of belonging.

The visit highlighted the importance of collaboration between government, the private sector, trusts, non-profit organisations and communities in strengthening support for vulnerable members of society.

Together, meaningful partnerships can help Merewent Cheshire Home continue its vital work and create lasting hope for its residents.

29/08/2026

A moving moment at Merewent Cheshire Home as residents warmly welcomed Deputy Minister Mmapaseka Steve Letsike with a heartfelt musical performance.

The Deputy Minister, from the Ministry in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, spent meaningful time engaging with residents, listening to their experiences and recognising their remarkable spirit and resilience.

Her visit reinforced a powerful message: every person, regardless of ability, deserves to be seen, heard, respected and supported to live a life of dignity.

Address

1 Sibaya Drive
Durban
4000

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

Telephone

+27315805000

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