Community Organisations 

CSO Cape Town offers safety, emergency medical response and training initiatives to empower the community, with the aim of creating a safe and sustainable future for every Jewish Capetonian.

For the seniors – by the seniors – adding life to years. Any Jewish person over the age of 55 is welcome to attend and join in the daily activities that we offer our members in a home from home environment.

Your Jewish student community in Cape Town.

Top class leadership programmes, workshops, masterclasses, and short courses for personal, professional, and communal development.

Providing care services, dignity and hope to Jewish neurodivergent adults

Highlands House is an aged and dementia care facility and home to the parents, siblings, relatives and close friends of Cape Town's Jewish community.

Jewish welfare organisation offering a full range of services to people across all age groups within our community.

Protecting our community from abuse by supporting victims, raising awareness, educating the public, and advocating for meaningful change. Contact Melanie Uranovsky

Strengthening and enhancing different facets of Jewish life through text-based study relating to Israel and Jewish History, Life Cycle,Ethics, Philosophy and more.

Mensch supports and develops social change-makers, facilitates volunteering, and builds bridges between people, to bring about positive transformation in South Africa.

Nechama is a volunteer-based organisation which provides emotional support and counselling for persons of the Jewish faith who have suffered a bereavement.

Facilitating Career opportunities in the Jewish community: offering career advice & recruitment resources; promoting profiles & services; listing work opportunities connecting people.

A list of the synagogues, temples, and shuls in the Western Cape

We match guests with hosts for Friday night Shabbat dinners and other Chagim meals.

Enduring Jewish values, belief in the unique and positive power of woman, to protect, assist and empower the vulnerable in our own and wider communities