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MaAfrika Tikkun is a non-governmental non-profit organisation that works toward the transformation of South African communities by caring for vulnerable children and orphans in townships. MaAfrika Tikkun registered as a Black Economic Empowerment company in 2006 and we have a multiracial and multicultural team. We foster empowerment by providing holistic services focused on caring for children ranging from one year to 19 years of age, as well as their guardians. Read more...
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 The Chairman of MaAfrika Tikkun, Bertie Lubner featured in the Wits Business School journal, issue 17, 2009.
"My father would say, if you want to do something, you will know in your heart whether it is right or wrong. If it is right, you know."
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The youth development programme caters for 7 to 19 year olds. The youths come to our centres after school and thereby avoid becoming influenced by gangs, becoming addicted to drugs and participating in crime.
In 2009, a formalised Youth Development Programme consisting of 5 key pillars is being formulated and 2 of the 5 pillars are being implemented at each site this year:
- Computer Skills - Training in Word, Excel, Outlook and Internet
- Literacy - Library usage and reading encouragement
- Environment - Recycling, anti-pollution training
- Arts and Culture - Traditional dance, art, drama, singing etc
- Sports and Wellness - Karate, Yoga, Soccer etc
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| We are pleased to announce that all 30 Stonehage runners
successfully completed the Flora London Marathon on Sunday 26 April
2009.
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 Spirit of Joburg awarded to MaAfrika Tikkun Chairman, Bertie Lubner.
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When you next see Homeless Talk vendors, you will notice the new red bibs that they are now wearing with the MaAfrika Tikkun logo on their left shoulder.
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Chief Patron
Nelson Mandela
Give a gift to those in need.
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