Inside Out – Not Outside In

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BRAkENFELL

21 Castle Close Street, Cape Town, Western Cape, 7560, South Africa

What We Offer
Our Services
The Nondzaba Foundation operates with three key objectives that guide our programs and initiatives.
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Disability Home Development

We support the development and improvement of homes and facilities for people living with disabilities.

Our goal is to assist organisations and communities that provide care, shelter, and support services for Differently-Abled individuals that require specialised assistance.

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Recreational Centre

One of our long-term goals is to establish a Recreational Centre for Differently-Abled and Sports Community.

This centre will provide:

  • Health and fitness activities
  • Youth sports programs
  • Recreational spaces for community engagement
  • Wellness initiatives for people living with disabilities

By encouraging physical activity and social participation, we believe the centre will help foster a health-conscious culture within communities.

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Medical Support Assistance

In South Africa, many medical professionals - particularly Neurosurgeons - primarily operate independently in the private medical sector.

This can create delays for patients in public hospitals that urgently require head and brain surgery.

Our long-term mission is to assist in facilitating the transfer of South African patients from public hospitals to private medical facilities when urgent service of head and brain surgery cannot be provided on time by public hospitals.

Through partnerships and funding support we aim to assist South Africans by bridging this critical healthcare gap.

On The Ground

Our Activities

Campaigns and community gatherings hosted by the Foundation and its volunteers.

Volunteer serving a resident seated in a wheelchair
SERVING THE RESIDENTS
Campaign 01 — Upcoming

Our Differently-Abled Founder Lwando Mahlubi Nondzaba has initiated the first campaign be that we host a TSHISANYAMA for the Residents and Staff of Langa Cheshire Home on YOUTH DAY 16 JUNE 2026.

Truth is South Africans LOVE Umbengo/Braaied Meat but sadly one of the residents confirmed that they previously experienced this pleasure 16 June 2022.

Residents and volunteers together in the hall at Langa Cheshire Home
iKhaya Lethu — our home
Volunteers braaiing meat over an open fire at the Tshisanyama
The Tshisanyama
Volunteers arriving at Langa Cheshire Home with boxes of donations
Arriving at the home
Autism Care Foundation volunteers with donation boxes for Langa Cheshire Home
Working together