Lend Your Hands.
Change a Life.
Community volunteers are the heartbeat of Siliziwe. Join a caring team empowering women and children affected by GBV in Witsand and Atlantis.
Give Your Time. Change Lives.
Community volunteers are the heartbeat of Siliziwe Community Care Center. We encourage parents to take on volunteer work when necessary. Our Volunteering Programme enhances people's interest in assisting and condemning any violence against women and children in our society.
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Hands-on supportEmpower survivors directly through day-to-day care and mentorship.
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GBV awarenessJoin campaigns in Witsand and Atlantis to help end the cycle of violence.
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Flexible hoursWeekdays or weekends — we work around your availability.
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Training includedOrientation, role-specific training, and career path development.
Four Simple Steps to Get Involved
Getting started as a Siliziwe volunteer takes just a few minutes.
Reach Out
Contact us through the contact page or WhatsApp and tell us you'd like to volunteer.
Attend Orientation
Complete a short orientation to understand our mission and safeguarding policies.
Get Matched
We match you to a role that fits your skills, interests, and schedule.
Make an Impact
Start volunteering and make a lasting difference in a survivor's life.
Volunteer Roles We Need
Whatever your skills or background, there is a place for you at Siliziwe.
Skills Trainer
Teach bead work, cooking, vegetable gardening, or housekeeping skills to survivors.
Childcare Assistant
Help with children's activities, education support, and safe play.
Fundraising & Events
Organize fundraising events, food & fun fairs, and donor outreach.
Driver / Transport
Assist with client transport, supply runs, and court visits.
Legal / Paralegal
Support with protection orders, legal referrals, and documentation.
Counseling Support
Provide emotional support under the supervision of our social worker.
Maintenance & Gardening
Help maintain the shelter, playground, and vegetable garden.
Social Media & Communications
Assist with awareness campaigns, photography, and storytelling.
"Volunteering at Siliziwe gave me purpose. Seeing a survivor smile after months of pain — that's everything. I've learned so much and made real connections in my community."
— Brenda Wartime, Volunteer & Vice Secretary
Volunteer FAQs
Do I need experience?
Not always. Many roles provide training. Your compassion and commitment are most important.
What is the time commitment?
Flexible — from a few hours per week to regular shifts. We work with your availability.
Is there an age requirement?
Volunteers under 18 must have parental consent. All volunteers undergo basic orientation.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Join our community of changemakers helping abused women and children rebuild their lives.
Become a Volunteer Today