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30 years of empowering the less fortunate through Community & Youth Development; Education; Health & fighting HIV/AIDS.

HPPSA is a local South African non-profit organization founded in 1995 with the mission of empowering the poor to lift themselves out of poverty and contribute to the development of their own communities. HPPSA, employs 445 fulltime staff and implements projects directly benefiting more than 300,000 people each year. HPPSA has a portfolio of activities in: child and maternal health, hygiene, and elimination of malaria; HIV and AIDS, STI, TB, and NCD mobilization, prevention and screening. The organization also provides support to small-scale farmers, improving the environment, increasing food security and providing early childhood education. HPPSA currently works in 5 provinces of South Africa (Gauteng, KZN, Eastern Cape, Limpopo & Mpumalanga).

27/10/2026

Behind every successful community project are the women who drive it forward. We are honored to work alongside powerful women leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who are shaping a brighter, more equitable future across our country. Throughout 2025 and into 2026, we continued putting women at the forefront of our programs, expanding our reach and deepening our impact in every community we serve. From sustainable local businesses to community-led initiatives, their dedication and resilience remain the heartbeat of our development work. Together, we are creating lasting change and building stronger communities from the ground up.

26/10/2026

On 22 October 2026, our TCE SCM in Mopani met with 15 community members at Mariveni Village in Greater Tzaneen for an insightful small-group session for Mental Health Awareness Month. Under the theme "Pour into My Green Cup," the session opened vital conversations around emotional well-being, helping participants recognize the signs and symptoms of depression while exploring practical ways to manage mental health in daily life. Mental and physical health go hand in hand, and open, supportive spaces help communities heal and thrive together. Alongside the discussion, our team delivered integrated health services directly to the group. Through Psychosocial Support, 13 participants were screened for depression, anxiety, and PrEP adherence. All 15 clients accessed HIV testing services, 11 clients were successfully initiated on , and 3 received ongoing retention support. Additionally, 2 clients received STI treatment and family planning services. Thank you to the residents of Mariveni Village for welcoming us and taking proactive steps toward mental and physical health

23/10/2026

Join us in making a difference! Humana People to People in South Africa is searching for two dedicated Peer Educators to empower communities in Sekhukhune District, Limpopo Province. Bring your passion to Ephraim Mogale or Makhudutamaga.

As a Peer Educator, you will reach out to communities in key areas, share vital knowledge about HIV, STIs, TB, and sexual health, distribute essential protection supplies, and connect peers to life-changing health and support services.

If you are a strong communicator, comfortable with basic data collection, adaptable with your schedule, and passionate about supporting our beneficiaries or key populations, we want to connect with you. Experience in peer education or outreach will be a valuable asset.

To apply, please visit https://www.hpp-sa.org/more/vacancies or email your CV and motivational letter to [email protected] by 30 October 2026 at 17:00. African males and people living with disabilities who meet the requirements are strongly encouraged to apply

23/10/2026

At Humana People to People in South Africa, we believe that early childhood development and literacy are essential for lasting community change. Our Preschool of the Future (POF) program aims to improve ECD standards in vulnerable areas. In partnership with the KwaZulu-Natal Experimental College (KNEC), we offer an ETDP SETA-accredited program that enables unemployed youth, particularly young women, to earn recognized teaching qualifications. In 2025, we provided a stable, supportive environment for 2,017 preschool children, helping them thrive

22/10/2026

On 21 October 2026, our CA MVC Giyani Team swiftly responded to a notification from Thomo Clinic about a confirmed malaria-positive case involving a 48-year-old resident of Thomo Village. To prevent further transmission, the team conducted a reactive case investigation and active case detection right on the ground. During active case detection, the team traced the index household and screened 13 members using Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDTs). Additionally, we provided health education to the family, focusing on malaria prevention, recognizing key signs and symptoms, and the importance of seeking early treatment at the clinic. Our team remains dedicated and will continue monitoring the area and following up on any further cases to keep our community safe

21/10/2026

With the environmental challenges facing our communities, bold action is essential for protecting our shared future. Our Climate Change Centres have been actively running for two years to empower young people to lead the way in restoring the planet. Through hands-on activities like tree planting and sustainable farming, these initiatives go far beyond conservation to create a true lifeline for long-term food and water security. In 2025 alone, our projects reached 30,329 people across local communities, providing essential climate education and continuous support to help families thrive in a changing environment

19/10/2026

Through the Clothes and Shoes Project, second-hand clothing becomes a powerful tool for sustainability and social development. By creating a circular system, the project diverts textiles from landfills while raising essential funds for health, education, climate action, and community initiatives. In 2025, the network of 60 collection containers gathered 107,000 kg of pre-loved clothing, showing the environmental and social savings possible through collective action. Residents in and around Westville can support this ongoing initiative by dropping off pre-loved clothing at the dedicated collection container located at Astron Atholl Heights (174 Rodger Sishi Road, Chiltern Hills, Durban). #𝒄𝒍𝒐𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒔𝑨𝒏𝒅𝒔𝒉𝒐𝒆𝒔

16/10/2026

That piece of clothing you’ve been saying you’ll wear "one day"? It’s time to give it a brand new purpose. If you’re clearing out your wardrobe this weekend and heading to The Glen Shopping Centre, swing by Entrances 3 and 8 to drop off your pre-loved clothes and shoes in our collection containers.

📍 Location: Cnr Orpen Rd & Letaba Rd, Oakdene, Johannesburg South
Every item donated helps us power community development projects across South Africa. Turn your wardrobe refresh into real social impact!.

15/10/2026

Today, as we mark the International Day of Rural Women, we recognise rural women as powerful drivers of change, growing food, sustaining families, strengthening livelihoods, and building more resilient communities. Yet too many rural women still face barriers to land, resources, markets, and decision-making power. These barriers hold back not only women but entire communities, slowing down progress. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), women account for 42% of the global agrifood systems workforce, which totals 1.37 billion people. This shows that rural women are already contributing at scale. Now we must remove the barriers that prevent them from reaching their full potential. Now we must remove the barriers that prevent them from reaching their full potential. As Humana People to People in South Africa, we work alongside rural women and communities to strengthen skills, expand access to resources and opportunities, build resilient livelihoods, and create space for women to lead and shape decisions that affect their lives and communities

14/10/2026

If you live around Oakdene or Johannesburg South and want to clear out your wardrobe, drop off your pre-loved clothes and shoes at The Glen Shopping Centre!

📍 Location: Cnr Orpen Rd & Letaba Rd, Oakdene, Johannesburg South

📦 Drop-off Point: Our collection containers are conveniently located at Entrances 3 and 8.

Every piece you donate helps us support community development, create sustainable opportunities, and protect our environment.

📍 Together, the team turns pre-loved items into positive change.

Address

22 Cilliers Street, Ontdekkers Road, Roodepoort
Roodepoort
1724

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:00
Thursday	08:00 - 17:00
Friday	08:00 - 17:00

Website

http://www.hpp-sa.org/

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