Social Justice

The Resource Hub initiative is a partnership between the Office of Southern Africa (OSA) and the international programme on Civic Engagement and Government (CEG-I), to provide institutional strengthening support to NPOs and community-based civil society organisations (CSOs). The Resource Hub (RH) initiative is funded through the Foundation’s Social Bond allocation which seeks to build resilience and sustainability in the social justice field.

SGS Resource Hub (SGS RH)

The SGS RH functions with an emphasis on reaching community based and grassroots organisations that work in the social justice space in Southern Africa. The key principles that underpin and drive the work of the SGS RH include anti-racism, anti-ableism, anti-patriarchy, and anti-colonialism. Priority is given to grassroots organisations that are black-led, women-led, disability-led, and youth-led in primarily marginalised and rural areas in the region. The focus is on institutional resilience and programmatic relevance, mainly in response to the disruptive devastations of Covid-19 that served to significantly weaken organisations of civil society. The purpose of the SGS RH is to contribute to the rebuilding of these grassroots organisations to reach optimal levels of delivery. 

The SGS RH services respond to the reality that civil society organisations, mainly at the grassroots levels, struggle to access quality institution building, programme development, governance, leadership and related consulting, support services.

Project goal

Civil Society Organisations in the social justice space, are fully capacitated, inter-dependent, technologically competent and well-resourced to effectively drive and influence transformative social change in Southern Africa.

The project goal is supported by three outcomes:

  1. A learning ecosystem and resource hub are actively in place and accessible to increase organisational and institutional capacity and financial resilience of civil society organisations in the region.
  2. CSOs in the region, with an anti-racist and anti-patriarchal lens, and in the context of COVID-19 recovery, are better able to empower people and local communities to find their voice, secure their rights and employ holistic development approaches, including holding governments accountable.
  3. A culture of learning and regional solidarity among CSOs in the social justice space

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