African Child at Work

African Child at Work African Child at Work is a registered NPO which helps with Community Training and Educational Develop

Today we continued standing with the fathers, uncles and brothers who gather on the corners each morning hoping for empl...
24/06/2026

Today we continued standing with the fathers, uncles and brothers who gather on the corners each morning hoping for employment.

These are men who carry the weight of providing for their families, often returning home with empty hands but not empty hearts.

We prepared lunch and served it with dignity a reminder that while opportunities may be scarce, care and community don’t have to be.

Our presence says one thing clearly you are seen, you are valued and you are not walking this journey alone.

African Child at Work will keep showing up for the men who show up every day with hope.

The future of Africa will be shaped by the opportunities we create today.Every programme we deliver, every partnership w...
24/06/2026

The future of Africa will be shaped by the opportunities we create today.

Every programme we deliver, every partnership we build and every young life we support contributes to stronger, more resilient communities.

At African Child at Work we remain committed to creating sustainable impact through education, community development and youth empowerment.

Together we are creating opportunities

At African Child at Work we demonstrated a principle that sits at the heart of ethical leadership and effective governa...
23/06/2026

At African Child at Work we demonstrated a principle that sits at the heart of ethical leadership and effective governance institutional integrity

The alignment between what an organisation declares and what it consistently delivers.

Despite a morning marked first by heavy mist and later by a downpour of rain, our team upheld the commitment we make to our community.

In governance terms this reflects the King IV emphasis on ethical and effective leadership, where credibility is built not through statements but through observable, repeatable action.

Our ability to operate under adverse weather conditions illustrates three academically recognised dimensions of resilient community organisations

Ethical Stewardship fulfilling our mandate with integrity, transparency, and a commitment to human dignity.

At African Child at Work our Tuesday of Together reminds us that social impact is a collective endeavour. Each intervent...
23/06/2026

At African Child at Work our Tuesday of Together reminds us that social impact is a collective endeavour.

Each intervention meals, school shoes, clothing, education and community support reflects a practical commitment to dignity, equity and Sustainable Development.

When communities act in solidarity, transformation becomes measurable, meaningful and enduring.

This Mandela Day African Child at Work invites you to join hands and hearts to crochet socks and beanies for Senior Citi...
23/06/2026

This Mandela Day African Child at Work invites you to join hands and hearts to crochet socks and beanies for Senior Citizens.

Every stitch we make brings warmth, dignity and hope.

Free sessions every Thursday & Saturday.
Call or WhatsApp 073 5344 879

22/06/2026

As we prepare for our upcoming Clothing Giveaway this weekend, we are currently collecting gently used clothing items.

Your contributions will help us extend warmth, dignity and care to those in need.

Together we make a difference

As we prepare for our upcoming Clothing Giveaway this weekend, we are currently collecting gently used clothing items.Yo...
22/06/2026

As we prepare for our upcoming Clothing Giveaway this weekend, we are currently collecting gently used clothing items.

Your contributions will help us extend warmth, dignity and care to those in need.

Together we make a difference.

At African Child at Work every act of service a meal, a pair of school shoes, a moment of support moves a child close...
22/06/2026

At African Child at Work every act of service a meal, a pair of school shoes, a moment of support moves a child closer to dignity and opportunity.

Small actions done consistently, shape stronger families and stronger communities.

To Every FatherYour love shapes character.Your guidance builds confidence.Your presence changes lives.Thank you for bein...
21/06/2026

To Every Father

Your love shapes character.
Your guidance builds confidence.
Your presence changes lives.

Thank you for being the strength behind your family, the hope in your children's future and the foundation of stronger communities.

Happy Father's Day from African Child at Work .

"Strong Fathers. Strong Families. Strong Communities."

Thanks to the generosity of Shoprite South Africa our community experienced more than just a meal. They made a good turn...
19/06/2026

Thanks to the generosity of Shoprite South Africa our community experienced more than just a meal.

They made a good turn in our area, arriving with warm soup and fresh bread transforming an icy day into a moment of comfort and dignity.

There’s something powerful about how the
cold amplifies the value of warmth,warm soup doesn’t just fill stomachs it restores energy.

Yesterday the contrast was clear the colder the day, the warmer the spirit of Ubuntu.

Their contribution wasn’t just food it was a reminder that corporate partners can stand with communities in meaningful, practical ways.

Shoprite act of change helped us continue our mission of uplifting, feeding and restoring dignity to every person who walks through our gates.

African Child at Work remains committed to serving with heart, consistency and purpose no matter the weather.

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Lepelaar Street
Johannesburg Central
1709

Opening Hours

Monday 07:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 15:00

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