Welfare and Humanitarian Relief
- Woolworths Food Run & Food Hampers
- Free Water for the Community
- KZN Flood Relief Initiatives
Our Programmes
Welfare and Humanitarian Relief
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We bring humanitarian aid and welfare to vulnerable families and communities — meeting immediate needs with dignity, hope and compassion.
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Through partnerships and on-the-ground initiatives, Dokimos supports those facing hardship across the communities we serve.
Our Areas of Focus
Where we make a difference
Education and Development
- Matric Intervention Sessions
- Agricultural Training
- First Aid Training
Community Development
- Block Making Initiative
- Tree Planting & Borehole
- Zoe Community Development Centre
Welfare & Relief
Woolworths Grocery Programmes
Dokimos Ministries International, as a non-profit organisation, has partnered with Woolworths Foods for the weekly distribution of groceries. A dedicated team picks and delivers groceries to several partnering organisations, including:
- •Sahara Children's Home — domestic violence & abuse
- •Elim Old Age Home — a home for the aged
- •Latter Rain Foundation — homeless individuals & street children
- •Mzama Children's Home — care for children with cerebral palsy
Groceries are also regularly distributed to needy and destitute families across the community.
Welfare & Relief
KZN Floods & Disaster Response
Dokimos Foundation has been pivotal in providing support to community members displaced during the KZN Floods and the looting. We mobilised volunteers, food and essentials when communities needed them most.
During the floods, Dokimos Foundation donated a range of goods to the University of KwaZulu-Natal as part of their Community Engagement & Outreach programme.
Welfare & Relief
Welfare & Relief Initiatives
Dokimos supports vulnerable communities through a range of welfare and relief initiatives. We provide clean water to the local Verulam community through our borehole project, and assist Sahara Homes, a women's shelter, with clothing and groceries.
Our work focuses on restoring dignity, offering hope and meeting basic needs. Through community partnerships, we continue to uplift those facing hardship — committed to making a meaningful, lasting social impact.
References
- Nwauche, S., & Flanigan, S. T. (2022, February). Challenges to nonprofit organization participation in social and development policy planning in South Africa. In Nonprofit Policy Forum (Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 119–139). De Gruyter.
- Tshiyoyo, M. (2022). The Changing Roles of Non-Governmental Organizations in Development in South Africa: Challenges and Opportunities. Global Perspectives on Non-Governmental Organizations.
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