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Children in Distress

Networking for childen affected by AIDS

By partnering with our CBO and NGO network members across KwaZulu-Natal, we implement child and youth programmes and advocate for a more supportive, responsive policy environment.

Our Impact

We've worked on improving the lives of children across KZN for 30 years

Children from difficult backgrounds have a huge impact on us and all our activities. They highlight those parts of the community that need healing — and we show up to help them regain hope and flourish in life.

CINDI networks with the aim of improving the linkages between local stakeholders and the wider national and international policy and practice environments, creating lasting change for vulnerable children.
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Our Focus

We plan and support projects that change lives

We Network

We create communication forums and networking opportunities for members at all levels around key sector issues affecting children across KZN.

We Build Capacity

Building relevant organisational and programme capacities of CINDI members so they can maximise their positive impact on children's lives.

We Mobilise

Supporting CINDI members in accessing technical, material, and financial resources on an ongoing basis through strategic partnerships.

We Advocate

Collaborating with members to advocate for children's rights and partner in policy development at provincial and national levels.
Our Stories

See how your contributions have impacted the lives of children

Siya, (9), has a new-found confidence after he received his uniform. As the first of his siblings to have brand new school clothes, Siya spoke of his pride and how it has improved not only his confidence, but also his grades as well. Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Singatha Uniform Fund.

Years of Service

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Your donation directly supports programmes that protect, educate, and uplift vulnerable children across KwaZulu-Natal.
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