OUR VISION

We are a community of hope, creating opportunities for lasting transformation

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Ubomi means “life”—and that’s what we’re here to bring. Rooted in the CHS Life Centre, we exist to uplift the poor and marginalised, creating lasting transformation through education, job readiness, holistic care, and community empowerment.

Our Values

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COMMUNITY

We prioritise community: We build and nurture relationships that strengthen and unite us.

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HOPE

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We inspire hope: We bring encouragement and support to those facing challenges, believing in a better future.

INTEGRITY

We uphold integrity: We maintain honesty, transparency, and accountability in all our actions.

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LEGACY

We build legacy: We lay the foundation for sustainable impact, creating opportunities and transformation that empower future generations to thrive.

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DIGNITY

We value dignity: We see each person as made in the image of God and treat every individual with respect and honour, recognising their inherent worth

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Our Core Pillars

  • Through after-school programs, Job Journey, and other skills development initiatives, we are equipping individuals with education, training, and opportunities for a brighter, more sustainable future.

  • Through sports, creative arts, and life skills, we are working with youth to empower, inspire, and equip them for a thriving future

  • Through pay-it-forward initiatives, community lunches, shower services, and holistic community care, we are fostering dignity, connection, and support for those in need

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Get Involved

You can be part of this movement! Here’s how you can help:

✅ Volunteer: Share your time and skills to make a difference.
✅ Partner with Us: Businesses and organizations can collaborate to create lasting impact.
✅ Spread the Word: Follow us, share our mission, and help grow our community of change-makers. ✅ Donate: Every contribution fuels our programs and empowers lives.

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Support Ubomi

At Ubomi Charitable Trust, we are committed to bringing hope, dignity, and long-term change to vulnerable individuals and families in our local communities. Your donation helps us provide food, education, mentorship, skills training, and essential support services to those who need it most.

Why Donate to Ubomi?

  • 100% Tax-Deductible – Get Your Section 18A Certificate
    Ubomi is a registered Section 18A Public Benefit Organisation (PBO) in South Africa. This means that all donations are tax-deductible, and we will issue a Section 18A certificate, allowing individuals and businesses to claim a tax deduction. Support a life-changing cause while reducing your taxable income.

  • Direct Impact on Lives
    Your contribution directly supports children, families, and individuals in need, providing access to education, meals, mentorship, and skills development programs that help break the cycle of poverty.

  • Long-Term Transformation
    We don’t just offer handouts—we create pathways to sustainable independence by equipping people with the skills, opportunities, and support they need to thrive.

Ways to Give

  1. Make a Once-Off or Monthly Donation
    Support our work by making a secure donation online.

  2. Corporate Giving & CSI Partnerships
    Businesses can support Ubomi through Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programs and receive tax benefits through our Section 18A certification.

  3. Sponsor a Program
    Choose to sponsor a specific Ubomi initiative—whether it’s after-school support, job readiness training, or emergency relief services.

  4. Request Your 18A Certificate
    Once you’ve donated, request your official Section 18A tax certificate by emailing admin@chscapetown.org.

Be Part of the Change!

Donate via EFT

Make a direct bank transfer to support our work.

Banking Details:
Account Name: The Ubomi Charitable Trust
Bank: Standard Bank
Account Number: 270933735
Branch Code: 051001
Reference: Your Name / Donation

Once you’ve made your donation, email proof of payment to to receive your Section 18A tax certificate.

Donate via SnapScan

Scan the SnapScan QR code to donate instantly!

Need a tax certificate? After donating via SnapScan, email us at

admin@chscapetown.org with your details.

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Registered Charitable Trust: IT000714/2020(C) | Registered Nonprofit: 253-509 NPO | SARS Income Tax Exemption: 930073044

Ubomi Charitable Trust Address:
38 Raapkraal Road, Kirstenhof, 7945, Cape Town, South Africa