Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about who we are, how we work, and how you can connect with ADRA South Africa.
What is ADRA South Africa?
ADRA South Africa is a humanitarian and development organisation responding to poverty, vulnerability, disaster and humanitarian need across South Africa. We are the official humanitarian agency of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South Africa and part of the global ADRA network in more than 120 countries.
Who does ADRA serve?
We serve people without discrimination. Our assistance reaches those in need regardless of culture, gender, origin, political or religious affiliation. Ability to help, not identity, determines who we serve.
Where does ADRA work in South Africa?
We maintain national emergency response capacity and run programmes across all nine provinces, with footprints in the Free State, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Western Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, Gauteng and North West.
How is ADRA South Africa governed?
ADRA South Africa is governed by a Board appointed by the Southern Africa Union Conference. Day-to-day leadership rests with the Country Director. We are licensed and accredited by ADRA International and report through the ADRA Africa Regional Office.
Is ADRA South Africa a registered non-profit?
Yes. ADRA South Africa was registered as a non-profit organisation in August 2000 and holds Public Benefit Organisation status with Section 18A tax exemption for qualifying donations.
How can I volunteer, partner or donate?
Visit Get involved for volunteering and partnership options, Donate for giving, or Contact to reach our office in Bloemfontein.
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Reach our Bloemfontein office for volunteering, partnerships, donations or general enquiries.