Tshwane North Community Development Forum as a coordinating body was established to strengthen the arms of these organisations, to increase their capacity to serve effectively and to help them address the social problems.

A network of non-profit organisations and churches committed to the well-being of the Pretoria North/
Akasia communities and surrounding areas.

Established to support its member organisations to coordinate and develop their limited resources to its
full capacity as they strive to serve their communities.

Registered as a non-profit organisation [NPO Registration number 053-162]

• Facilitates cooperation and coordination between organisations
• Builds the capacity of organisations through training
• Maintains a database of community services and facilities
• Serves as a central point for receiving and distributing donations
• Undertakes the marketing of its member organisations
• Has an electronic communication system to promote community involvement
• Supports programme and project development of its members
  Empowers upcoming organisations
• Meets regularly to discuss common problems, investigate new solutions, share resources and support each other

More than 20 organisations and churches are members.

They work in various ways to facilitate social and community development and focus on addressing various social problems.

The services they offer, are delivered without prejudice regarding race, class, gender or religion.

These organisations make a huge difference in the lives of individual persons and families and in the well-being of the area.

• Challenges are increasing as growing numbers of people experience social problems and
  as needs increase.
• Insufficient manpower, funding and facilities make it increasingly difficult to reach the goal
  of effective service delivery to individuals and families. To achieve their goals, the Forum and its members rely on your support and input.
• Whatever you offer, can be put to good use.
  The Forum welcomes help and participation in any form, whether it is in the form of time or skills
  shared, donations, availability of facilities and services. Please contact us for more information.
  

• Housing elderly
• Poverty alleviation
  
• Youth services
  
• Feeding scheme
  
• Family care
  
• Pregnant teenagers
  
• Youth support
  
• Place of safety for children
  
• Victim support
  
• Trauma debriefing
  
• HIV/Aids
  
• Home based care
  
• Addiction
  
• Substance abuse

• Deaf support
  
• Church
  
• Frail care
  
• Disadvantaged
  
• Community development
  
• Development scheme
  
• Sight impaired services
  
• Statutory services for families
  
• Counselling
  
• Training
  
• Forum
  
• Social work
  
• Social worker
  
• Volunteers