Khululeka Grief Support

Khululeka Grief Support Khululeka Grief Support is a Non-Profit Organisation based in Cape Town.

We focus on mental health support programmes for at risk children and teens and training of those working with them

Gender-based violence continue to affect individuals, families and communities in different ways.Creating awareness is a...
07/09/2026

Gender-based violence continue to affect individuals, families and communities in different ways.
Creating awareness is an important part of prevention. It means having conversations about safety, healthy relationships, consent, violence, stigma and where people can find support.

At Khululeka, we believe that education and safe spaces can help people feel empowered to speak, seek support and make informed choices.
Let's continue creating spaces where people feel safe to ask questions, safe to speak up and safe to seek help.

We are preparing for our Grief Camp, creating a safe and joyful space where children who have experienced loss can conne...
05/09/2026

We are preparing for our Grief Camp, creating a safe and joyful space where children who have experienced loss can connect, heal and simply be children.

On this International Day of Charity your contribution, big or small, helps us make this special experience possible.

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We all experience moments when our emotions feel overwhelming. Self-regulation is not about avoiding difficult emotions ...
04/09/2026

We all experience moments when our emotions feel overwhelming. Self-regulation is not about avoiding difficult emotions or always staying calm, it’s about learning to recognise what we’re feeling and finding healthy ways to respond.

For children, this can be especially important. Sometimes, what looks like difficult behaviour may be a sign that a child or an adult is feeling overwhelmed and needs support.

We were pleased to be part of the Civil Society Roundtable on the Commercial Determinants of Violence held on Monday at ...
02/09/2026

We were pleased to be part of the Civil Society Roundtable on the Commercial Determinants of Violence held on Monday at the Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation in Cape Town. Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation

The roundtable brought together civil society and research partners for an important conversation on addressing gender based violence, alcohol related harm and community violence.

At Khululeka, we value opportunities to contribute to conversations that strengthen collaboration, deepen understanding, and support more meaningful responses to violence in our communities.



31/08/2026

Grief is a deeply personal experience, and there is no right way or timeline for navigating loss. It can look different for everyone and may change over time.

On this National Grief Awareness Day, we encourage open conversations, greater understanding and more compassion for those navigating grief and loss.

At Khululeka, we believe in the importance of creating safe spaces where grief can be acknowledged, expressed and supported.

To everyone carrying the weight of loss, whether it is recent or something you have carried for years: your grief matters, and you do not have to navigate it alone.

Today, we acknowledge grief. On National Grief Awareness Day, we recognise that grief is a deeply personal journey. It c...
30/08/2026

Today, we acknowledge grief.

On National Grief Awareness Day, we recognise that grief is a deeply personal journey. It can look and feel different for everyone and there is no right way or timeline for grieving.

Today, we hold space for those who are navigating loss whether that loss is recent or something they have carried for years.

At Khululeka, we believe in the importance of creating safe spaces where grief can be acknowledged, expressed and supported.

Your grief matters. Your feelings are valid. You don't have to navigate your journey alone.

This week, our Programme Manager, Lira Greeff, joined Bush Radio to speak about an important topic: how grief can affect...
28/08/2026

This week, our Programme Manager, Lira Greeff, joined Bush Radio to speak about an important topic: how grief can affect children.

Ahead of National Grief Awareness Day, the conversation highlighted the importance of recognising that children experience grief too and may express it in different ways.

Creating awareness and encouraging open conversations around grief can help us better understand, support and hold space for those navigating loss.

A big thank you to Bush Radio Bushradio for giving us the opportunity to share more about this important conversation.

If you Missed it you can listen to the recording via the link : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jZdpSYt9TRIwv4X5pAA-_oI8XLXpiYr_/view
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The Wellness Hub at Ravensmead High School is officially launched. A space created to give learners access to support, g...
26/08/2026

The Wellness Hub at Ravensmead High School is officially launched.

A space created to give learners access to support, guidance, safe conversations and programmes that strengthen resilience and well-being within the school community.

As Khululeka, we are proud to continue delivering our services and helping create environments where young people feel heard, supported and empowered to thrive.



A child’s healing doesn’t happen by chance. It happens when someone chooses to care. This December, Khululeka will bring...
24/08/2026

A child’s healing doesn’t happen by chance. It happens when someone chooses to care.

This December, Khululeka will bring together 50 past Abangane participants for a supportive healing check-in filled with therapeutic activities, creativity, play, nutritious meals, transport and accommodation.

Your donation can help create a safe space where grieving children feel supported, seen and cared for.

Sponsor a Girl. Support her healing journey.

Every contribution makes a difference.

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A year of impact, healing and community. We are proud to share the Khululeka 2026 Annual Report, reflecting on the work...
21/08/2026

A year of impact, healing and community.

We are proud to share the Khululeka 2026 Annual Report, reflecting on the work, growth and impact made possible through the dedication of our team, facilitators, partners, funders and supporters.

Our work would not be possible without the people and organisations who believe in creating safe spaces where children can navigate grief, loss and trauma with compassion and support.

We extend our heartfelt thank you to our funders and partners for investing in the wellbeing of children and supporting us in continuing this important work. Your commitment helps us reach more children, strengthen our programmes and create meaningful opportunities for healing.

We invite our stakeholders, supporters and community to take a look at our 2026 Annual Report and learn more about the journey we've taken together.

📖 Read the full report via the link in our bio.

Thank you for being part of the Khululeka journey.

Address

Web: Www. Khululeka. Org Address: Venture Workspace Claremont Ground Floor, Brookside Office Block 11 Imam Haron Road, Claremont
Cape Town
7700

Opening Hours

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

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