1. World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) – South Africa
The World Wide Fund for Nature commonly known as WWF is a Swiss owned independent conservation organization, and its has since established its offices in other parts of the world, including South Africa.

WWF is among the world’s leading and most respected list of NGOs in South Africa. Initially, WWF intended to work in collaboration with existing conservation groups and bring financial support to the worldwide conservation movement. Today, the organization has expanded its focus to conserve not only the living things, but the environment in general.

2. The Trauma Centre for Survivors of Violence And Torture
The Trauma Centre for Survivors of Violence And Torture is on a mission to work with survivors of human rights violations. In other words, those who have experienced torture; refugees; and Truth and Reconciliation Commission deponents and political violence.

The organization provides trauma supports Trauma to people who are traumatized by violent crimes. They also provide individual, group and family counselling in a safe, secure environment to facilitate full recovery.

3. Southern Africa Institute of Fundraising (SAIF)
The Southern Africa Institute of Fundraising commonly known as SAIF is the only body representing the fundraising profession in Southern Africa. It is registered as a Nonprofit organisation with the Department of Social Development.

SAIF is on a mission to be acknowledged as a professional body representing fundraising practitioners which promotes and encourages high standards of ethics, practice and public service in Southern Africa.

Source: https://www.schooleen.com/list-of-ngos-in-south-africa/