What we do

A Help inThe Community

As a young organization with all members working as volunteers, without financial independence, we have managed to make ourselves visible within and out of our community.
In the struggling of refugees with integration, information and orientation amongst those issues we addressed the refugee permit application and we have been assisting many refugees in response to the above mentioned problems with the little resources while operating from home.

Empowering Diversity

Our Mission And Community Impact

Congolese Civil Participation in Election Debate: Seeking Clarity on Refugee Policy

Congolese civil society actively participated in an election debate, seeking clarity from political parties on their stance regarding the future of refugees in South Africa. This engagement aimed to ensure that refugee rights and policies are prioritized in the national discourse.

 

Conversation between Congolese Civil Society and UNDP on SA Election Observation

Congolese civil society engaged in discussions with the UNDP regarding the observation of South Africa’s elections. This collaboration aimed to ensure transparent and credible electoral processes, highlighting the importance of international oversight in democratic practices.

 

Training for Congolese Civil Members on South African Law and People's Laws

Congolese civil society members participated in a training session focusing on South African law and grassroots legal frameworks. This initiative aimed to empower participants with knowledge of local laws and community-based legal practices, fostering greater understanding and integration.

 

Briefing by IEC Chairperson on Election Observation in JHB

The Chairperson of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) provided a detailed briefing on election observation in Johannesburg (JHB). This session aimed to inform stakeholders about the procedures, roles, and importance of observing elections to ensure transparency and fairness.

 

Orientation and Information Program on Home Affairs New Laws: Collaboration with Congolese Civil Society and Scalabrini Community Work

An orientation and information program was conducted in collaboration with Congolese civil society and Scalabrini Community Work to discuss the new laws introduced by the Department of Home Affairs. This program aimed to educate the community on the latest legal changes and their implications, fostering awareness and understanding.

 

Africa Day Collaboration: Reflecting on Congo's Minerals

Africa Day was commemorated in collaboration with Tshisimani, SAFTU, and other South African activists to reflect on Congo’s minerals and their humanitarian and political impacts.

The event aimed to raise awareness about the challenges surrounding Congo’s mineral resources, highlighting their significance and the need for ethical and sustainable practices.

National Nuclear Regulator Submission

The National Nuclear Regulator submitted a proposal for the extension of the life of the Koeberg Power Station in Table View, Cape Town. This submission aims to ensure continued energy production and stability for the region.

 

Cape Town High Court Case: Interdict for Detention and Protection of Refugees in SA

A significant case was brought before the Cape Town High Court against the Department of Home Affairs regarding the interdiction for detention and protection of refugees in South Africa. This legal action seeks to address crucial issues concerning refugee rights and protection within the country.

 

IEC Electoral Observers Training in Cape Town: Congolese Civil Members

Congolese civil members participated in Electoral Observers Training organized by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in Cape Town. This training aimed to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to observe and ensure the integrity of electoral processes.

 

Refugee Day Celebrations

On June 20th, we celebrated Refugee Day in Joburg, honoring the resilience and contributions of refugees. The event was graced by notable attendees including representatives from the Department of Home Affairs, the Acting Second Deputy, and ambassadors from France, Italy, and Belgium. Representatives from the sports and agriculture sectors were also present.

Presentation by Congolese Civil Society

 

The Congolese civil society presented a new project to the National Social Development Department in Pretoria. The project focuses on enhancing efficient social cooperation in South Africa.

Welcoming New Internship Students

We are excited to welcome two new program internship students in collaboration with the Congolese office from a U.S. university. This partnership aims to foster international cooperation and provide valuable learning experiences.

 

The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa is in data base of city of Cape Town particularly in the subcouncil 16.

On the 25th April 2024, the CCSSA participated in the budget meeting of subcouncil 16 for better improvement of the CBD, our input was taken in consideration and we will be participated in any need of suggestion for a better city.

The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa is working in partnership with SAFCEI, Project 90, Koeberg Alliance and all the organization dealing with climate change and nuclear.

On the 27th April 2024, it was the nuclear anniversary of the court case about nuclear deal in South Africa by SAFCEI. The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa was invited to part of the event which started in parliament and continue at Labia for nuclear film of how nuclear power plant become a danger worldwide.

The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa, 23 April 2024, at the launch book in Bertha house.

CCSSA’s statement on how high level of frustation can turn refugees to loose their human ability because of documentation challenges

The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa meeting with a representative of National social development in Robben Ireland / Cape Town.
The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa at event of CIBER SECURITY at Marriott hotel century city for the best training of Congolese Civil Society of South Africa's team to be skilled for ciber security. The organization mission is to skill highly its members, to reach the latest technology intelligence.
The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa as Sarlen ( South Africa refugee led network) member, participated in a demonstration against the increase of newcomers'detention at the Cape Town refugees center, 12 Grenville Avenue Epping industrial.
The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa Held an Event about The Missing Link of Hiroshima And Nagasaki at Stellenbosch University
The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa at event of CIBER SECURITY at Marriott hotel century city for the best training of Congolese Civil Society of South Africa's team to be skilled for ciber security. The organization mission is to skill highly its members, to reach the latest technology intelligence.
The Congolese Civil Society of South Africa as Sarlen ( South Africa refugee led network) member, participated in a demonstration against the increase of newcomers'detention at the Cape Town refugees center, 12 Grenville Avenue Epping industrial.
In the struggling of refugees with integration, information and orientation amongst those issues we addressed the refugee permit application and we have been assisting many refugees in response to the above mentioned problems with the little resources while operating from home.

We Consult

We run small-scale schools for the underprivileged children and youth of daily wage workers for a better future.

We Build Schools

We run organizations where we employ youngsters so they can live their dreams for themselves and their families.

We Strengthen

We believe that education, and employment gives people an inner strength to lead a better life.

What we care for

New life for children, in a new land

We have built shelter homes in different regions so children can move out of undeveloped areas to live, study and work in bigger and better cities.

A new future for exploited children

Children and youngsters who are exploited in their early days need a helping hand and support for their mental health. We take them out of this zone to give them a better life.

Bringing dreams within reach for children

The underprivileged children do not have access to required financial help and resources needed to live the life of their dreams. We help them with everything they’ll need to live their dreams.