Beam Africa Network
Charity in Pretoria

Beam Africa Network provides help and aid in the communities in South Africa where poverty and abandonment affect children daily, educate and feed these little children, nurture, they care, as well as the parents to set forth Gods work here in South Africa.

Children have a right to an education, food and care. Beam Africa helps with homework, food, clothing and much needed love and support. Skills Training includes Literacy training, computer training, one year learnerships and skills programs. Youth struggling through hardships often need guidance and mentorship, we aim to provide options and support to bring about emotional healing as well as equip them for entry level job positions. We aim to provide much needed relief in South Africa for children and adults struggling to overcome their hardships. Please take a few minutes to watch our message and plea for aid for our people. Beam Africa gives care and support in four major divisions: Information Services, Care for Children, Skills Training, and Job Creation. We provide much needed relief in South Africa for children and adults struggling to overcome their hardships. We are registered with the Department of Health and Social Development as a Non Profit Organization with registration number: 050-436-NPO. BEAM Africa is registered as a Public Benefit Organisation as well. This means that when a donation is made to us, we can issue upon request a Section 18A certificate which can be used by a Company or individual for Tax return purposes. It was during the morning segment, and two other community service organizations like ours were invited, too. We went into the studio, and the DJ asked her what her organization does. Jan used to be an English teacher in an Afrikaans boys’ high school in Pretoria for many years. After that he was deputy principal at a private school in Pretoria as well. We have expanded and changed our Life Skills Programme. We have experienced the absolute blessing of the group which was lead by Andrew Hayes and his parents. New friendships were formed and old ones grew deeper.