• KZN Flood Relief

    Kindly support IAHV South Africa, our project leaders, volunteers and partners in efforts towards disaster relief in KZN. The recent devastating floods have left many desperate and destitute. Your generous donations will go towards hot meals, food hampers, blankets, mattress etc.
    R6,000.00 donated of R50,000.00 goal

  • Smile Senior Citizens (SSC)

    The community in Bonteheuwel is one of the most vulnerable in the Western Cape. The intention is to inspire volunteers to provide meals and generate activities to support the most vulnerable members of our communities on a regular basis. To provide lunch to Senior Citizens.
    R0.00 donated of R50,000.00 goal

  • Bike Run with a Purpose

    Motorcycle Ride For Kids Education - Cape Town to Barrydale Help us educate a rural child... Join the 4th Bike Ride with a Purpose for this year 2022 on 10th of September 2022!
    R0.00 donated of R200,000.00 goal

  • Immunity Packs

    IAHV’s new project “Immunity Packs” initiated by Vijaylakshmi Sewnarain from KZN with regards to the Covid 19 pandemic. An immunity Pack consist of: Fizzy C (1000mg Vitamin C, Zinc and echinacea) & 50g flu masala( turmeric, ginger & cinnamon). The benefits by having the immunity strengthened and those positive will have immunity improved to help heal.
    R0.00 donated of R10,000.00 goal

  • Sri Sri Gardening Project

    In this critical time of the Corona Pandemic (Covid-19) South Africans nationwide is suffering from the increasing rates of unemployment, as many people have lost their jobs as a result of the current pandemic and the subsequent lockdown. Our IAHV volunteers in KZN has embarked this new project, Sri Sri Gardening Project.
    R150.00 donated of R20,000.00 goal

  • Stand with Front Line Workers

    Overcome these challenging times with the unique online Healing, Resilience & Empowerment Courses (HRE). IAHV delivers an effective and scalable resilience building and stress relieving program, providing accessible stress-relief tools to large populations and small groups alike in complex emergencies.
    R0.00 donated

  • Stand For Humanity

    In this critical time of the Corona Pandemic, IAHV South Africa would like to stand with our most vulnerable and less fortunate communities. Many people are income compromised and are struggling to meet their daily essential needs.
    R229,761.00 donated

  • UTEC Xmas Hampers

    For many children and old people the daily requirements of food, clothing and shelter are more than precious commodities. With limited resources available to them, these children and elderly face each Xmas holiday season without much celebration and empty tummies.
    R0.00 donated

  • Health & Hygiene Program

    Spreading menstrual Education is registered under IAHV, India as a service project. The vision of the project is to empower girls and women with knowledge and awareness on menstrual health and hygiene throughout rural South Africa. Specifically, in areas where sanitary products are unfordable and menstruation-related stigma exists, thereby restricting adolescent’s girls and women in day-today activities (attending school and work).
    R0.00 donated

  • Breath Water Sound program for prison parolees & families

    We are preparing for a large BWS program (150 people) for the prison parolees and families of parolees / affected parties to be held on 26-28 February 2019.
    R0.00 donated

  • Siyaphambili Day Care and Pre-school (Eikenhof)

    This project is to provide meals for the kids. The school depends on donations and veggies they receive and cooks daily on the premises for the children. Volunteers from Lenasia sponsores groceries and vegetables and donated 300 masks.
    R0.00 donated

  • Youth Leadership Training Programme (YLTP)

    Youth Leadership in Action IAHV’S Youth Leadership Training Programme (YLTP) powers a new generation of South African leadership that has the vision to create sustainable community solutions in the spirit of selfless service.
    R50.00 donated

  • Breath Water Sound

    The Breath Water Sound (BWS) program seeks to address the challenges of economically and emotionally distressed communities by empowering them. The first step towards empowerment is stress-elimination and inner confidence. This is where the Breath-Water-Sound workshop comes in.
    R100.00 donated

  • Obs Pasta Kitchen

    Soup kitchens are known the world over for offering a warm plate of food to the hungry. Observatory has always been a bit left-of-centre, so we evolved the concept to create the Obs Pasta Kitchen.
    R18,350.00 donated of R50,000.00 goal

  • Prison Program

    The Prison Program objective is to make a life-transforming difference in the lives of all people within the criminal justice system, by teaching skills for reducing stress, healing trauma, and providing practical knowledge of how to handle one’s emotions, live to one’s highest potential and contribute to society.
    R50.00 donated

  • New Jerusalem Children’s Home

    New Jerusalem Children’s Home (NJCH) is a 24 hour Residential Care Centre which provides holistic residential care services aimed at addressing the physical, emotional, social, intellectual and spiritual needs of traumatised, abandoned, orphaned, abused, and HIV positive children and vulnerable youth from 0-18 years.
    R0.00 donated

  • Love Where You Live

    A community awareness and upliftment initiative, based in Laudium, Pretoria that was created with the intention to care for and nurture the environment, which in turn creates a happier state of mind for the community.
    R0.00 donated

  • Comfort with Dignity for Girls

    Comfort with Dignity for Girls, alongside IAHV aims to reduce the high rate of student absenteeism and the dropout percentage from schools amongst young girls in South Africa by providing them with reusable sanitary kits.
    R0.00 donated

  • Tops and Tags

    IAHV and volunteers from The Art of Living in Midrand embarked on a project to collect bottle tops and bread tags in return for wheelchairs. It started with a single bottle top weighing a measly 2g and 750KG later brought about the purchase of 5 wheelchairs.
    R0.00 donated