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We have worked to improve the lives of hundreds of individuals, families and communities across South Africa. In collaboration with the Department of Home Affairs and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), we provide reliable information, guidance on lawful documentation and support to help our community members establish their lives in South Africa.
Through legal education programmes and skills development, we also work to influence policies and decision-making, promote social cohesion, and contribute to peace and unity across Africa.
Discover more about our work, our mission and the communities we serve.
We are a team of changemakers who believe that every helping hand has the power to transform a nation.
Established in 2015, the Congolese Civil Society of South Africa (CCSSA) is committed to societal transformation through social cohesion among African communities in South Africa. Through integration programmes and youth empowerment, we work to preserve Africa’s history and culture while fostering unity and building a more inclusive society.
Empowerment through education Through a variety of workshops and lessons hosted by the CCSSA, the Community School houses an objective of educating individuals and communities about the laws and regulations regarding lawful habitation in South Africa.

Empowering immigrants and local communities through education on citizenship, immigration laws and navigating life in South Africa.

Helping individuals understand the Refugees Act, their rights and the process of obtaining lawful documentation in South Africa.

Promoting inclusion through welcoming spaces, legal awareness and meaningful connections across communities.

Building networks of mutual support that help individuals connect, access opportunities and thrive in their communities.
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