The Peace Centre S.A

24/02/2026

18/02/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1HFhQXJMBW/Yusuf Mohamed

29/01/2026

Big thanks to for their donation to the Peace Centre! Your generosity helps us keep building peace, one step at a time.

24/01/2026

A small act of kindness can spark hope. Together, we can make a difference

24/01/2026

The Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities calls on all South Africans to take a stand against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide.
Report it. Speak out. Act for change.

Together, we can break the cycle.

19/12/2025

https://peoplespost.co.za/peace-centre-anti-bullying-programme-empowers-cape-town-youth/

18/11/2025

“At the Peace Centre, we stand united against Gender-Based Violence. Every voice matters. Every survivor deserves safety, dignity, and support. Together, we can break the silence and build a future free from violence.”

29/09/2025

💛 Standing Strong Against Bullying 💛
Even as the Cape Argus reports a rise in bullying in schools, the Peace Centre remains on the frontlines. 💪✨ Our incredible facilitators, Mr. James Ellman and Bilal, continue to visit schools daily, empowering learners with tools to stand up, speak out, and choose kindness. 🌱

Together, we can build safer, more compassionate classrooms — one conversation at a time. 🕊️

20/08/2025

13/08/2025

On 9 August 2025 the Peace Centre proudly celebrated Women’s Day 2025 alongside our community, stakeholders, and the Transnet Foundation! 🌸✨
Our Chairlady Ntutu inspired everyone as keynote speaker, sharing powerful words on anti-bullying and building safer spaces for women and children on the Cape Flats. Together, we rise, empower, and protect. 💪🏽💜

17/07/2025

PEACE CENTRE SEEKS AN EXPERIENCED JUNIOR OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR

The Peace Centre has been a pillar in promoting peace and justice in South Africa. Originally created to challenge Apartheid, we now focus on addressing the roots of violence in communities, particularly in schools and under-resourced areas.
Rebuilding since the impact of COVID-19 on operations, The Peace Centre is working to find ways to continue its mission of fostering peace, equality, and justice, aligning with South Africa’s democratic values. Our work aims to empower vulnerable communities, offering support and building resilience to break the cycle of violence.
Our current focus is on anti-bullying support in schools.

JOB DESCRIPTION
Key Responsibilities
1. Reception and Office Management
2. Administrative Planning and Reporting
3. Correspondence Management
4. Board Support
5. Database Development and Maintenance
6. Financial Compliance
7. Environmental Scanning
8. Property Management
9. Project and Administrative Support
Key skills and competencies
· Strong organizational and record-keeping skills
· Excellent written and verbal communication skills
· Ability to work independently, consult when required, and collaborate where necessary
· Proficiency in scheduling and minute-taking
· Attention to detail and accuracy in financial compliance
· Ability to manage databases and conduct research
· Liaison and coordination skills for property management
· Supportive skills for project and administrative tasks
· Computer literacy and proficiency in Microsoft Office software non-negotiable

JOB DETAILS
Remuneration: R8000.00 per month
Working Hours:5 days per week, from 9 am to 3 pm
This is a short term three month appointment, and candidates should be available to start immediately.
Please send your full CV with three referees, and a cover letter motivating your suitability for the position to [email protected] by Friday 19th July 2025. Please indicate your availability
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

04/06/2025

🌟 Understanding Bullying & Choosing Peace 🌟
This week, The Peace Centre visited Eldene Primary School with a powerful session for Grade 3 learners titled "Understanding Bullying and Choosing to be a Peacemaker or Peace Buddy."

Led by Bilal and James Ellman, the session helped learners unpack the difficult topic of bullying—what it is, how it affects everyone involved, and what they can do to create a more peaceful school environment.

From musical chairs to “The Ripple Effect” activity, learners explored the roles of victim, bully, and bystander, and committed to taking a stand for kindness, empathy, and respect.

💬 “Bullying breaks down character, it doesn’t build it.”
🕊️ Let’s raise a generation of Peace Makers and Peace Buddies who stand up, speak out, and spread kindness!