Understand the recipient and terms before you give. This general guide covers reviewed work; interactive matching can narrow it to your choices.
Reported work and places
Health and medical care; Women’s health; Children and youth; Protection and inclusion. Reported activity: South Africa; Mozambique; Nigeria; Uganda; Zambia; Lesotho.
Its April–June 2026 report records community health support, HIV treatment and prevention linkages, maternal and child care access, referrals, and frontline services in six African countries. It also reports programme transitions and closures. Enrolment and clinical outcome estimates are organization-reported, not independent proof.
Evidence dated 2026-06-30. Explicit reporting period April 1–June 30, 2026; released August 7, 2026.
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Who receives your money
- Organization roots
- South Africa
- Roots and operating base
- Founded at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town in 2001; Mentor Mothers and community health workers form its African operational roots. The selected beneficiary is the South African NPC, not its UK or US entities.
- Reviewed legal entity
- mothers2mothers South Africa NPC · South Africa
- Named recipient
- mothers2mothers South Africa NPC · South Africa
- Giving route
- Official named bank transfer or cheque instructions
Use the South Africa bank-transfer instructions, which explicitly name the South African NPC. General gifts are not guaranteed to fund a selected country. US and UK bank and cheque options have different legal recipients. Bank charges, exchange rates and restriction policies were not stated on this selected route; confirm them directly.
Check whether gifts are restricted to a place or project, fees, currency, recurring-payment terms and eligibility. Read current terms before proceeding.
Country evidence and reporting periods
Country coverage is based on the sources below. Annual reports do not establish operations today. Portfolio tables without country-specific sector evidence appear under All causes only.
South Africa
Community health teams continued health service delivery and government capacity support during Q2.
Reporting period: Explicit reporting period April 1–June 30, 2026; released August 7, 2026. · Physical PDF pp3–4 (printed pp2–3), country growth and Frontline Teams in Action
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Only the six countries with Q2 delivered-service evidence are matched. A DRC navigation link is not delivery evidence. Continued programme service does not guarantee unrestricted new gifts reach a particular programme; closed or transitioned services are not presented as fully available today.
Read this country’s evidence (opens in a new tab)Mozambique
Frontline teams maintained essential health services despite insecurity and programme transition activities during Q2.
Reporting period: Explicit reporting period April 1–June 30, 2026; released August 7, 2026. · Physical PDF pp3–4 (printed pp2–3), country growth and Frontline Teams in Action
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Only the six countries with Q2 delivered-service evidence are matched. A DRC navigation link is not delivery evidence. Continued programme service does not guarantee unrestricted new gifts reach a particular programme; closed or transitioned services are not presented as fully available today.
Read this country’s evidence (opens in a new tab)Nigeria
Teams delivered community-based health support across 42 supported facilities during Q2.
Reporting period: Explicit reporting period April 1–June 30, 2026; released August 7, 2026. · Physical PDF pp3–4 (printed pp2–3), country growth and Frontline Teams in Action
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Only the six countries with Q2 delivered-service evidence are matched. A DRC navigation link is not delivery evidence. Continued programme service does not guarantee unrestricted new gifts reach a particular programme; closed or transitioned services are not presented as fully available today.
Read this country’s evidence (opens in a new tab)Uganda
Health facility outreach and referrals expanded during Q2.
Reporting period: Explicit reporting period April 1–June 30, 2026; released August 7, 2026. · Physical PDF pp3–4 (printed pp2–3), country growth and Frontline Teams in Action
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Only the six countries with Q2 delivered-service evidence are matched. A DRC navigation link is not delivery evidence. Continued programme service does not guarantee unrestricted new gifts reach a particular programme; closed or transitioned services are not presented as fully available today.
Read this country’s evidence (opens in a new tab)Zambia
Teams sustained health service quality and Ministry of Health capacity during programme transition in Q2.
Reporting period: Explicit reporting period April 1–June 30, 2026; released August 7, 2026. · Physical PDF pp3–4 (printed pp2–3), country growth and Frontline Teams in Action
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Only the six countries with Q2 delivered-service evidence are matched. A DRC navigation link is not delivery evidence. Continued programme service does not guarantee unrestricted new gifts reach a particular programme; closed or transitioned services are not presented as fully available today.
Read this country’s evidence (opens in a new tab)Lesotho
Household outreach and health referral support were delivered; a Mentor Mother learned sign language to support two clients with hearing loss.
Reporting period: Explicit reporting period April 1–June 30, 2026; released August 7, 2026. · Physical PDF pp3–4 (printed pp2–3), country growth and Frontline Teams in Action
Evidence stage: Reported services delivered
Only the six countries with Q2 delivered-service evidence are matched. A DRC navigation link is not delivery evidence. Continued programme service does not guarantee unrestricted new gifts reach a particular programme; closed or transitioned services are not presented as fully available today.
Read this country’s evidence (opens in a new tab)What we checked, and what remains uncertain
Minimum public-source checks passed on 2026-10-05: named identity, official presence, recent reported activity and an authorized giving route with an identifiable recipient.
Minimum public-source checks only. Identity and delivery statements may be organization-reported. Live registry standing, bank ownership, payment settlement, use of an individual gift and field outcomes were not independently audited. No payment made. Evidence describes its stated reporting period, not guaranteed delivery today. Only the six countries with Q2 delivered-service evidence are matched. A DRC navigation link is not delivery evidence. Continued programme service does not guarantee unrestricted new gifts reach a particular programme; closed or transitioned services are not presented as fully available today.
Official More Ways to Give names MOTHERS2MOTHERS SOUTH AFRICA NPC as bank beneficiary and identifies the South African nonprofit/PBO number 930000109.
Identity evidence (opens in a new tab) · Giving-route authorization (opens in a new tab) · Receiving-entity evidence (opens in a new tab)
Public sources corroborate identity or source attribution only; no independent impact audit.
Source relationship: Organization-authored programme report and official giving instructions
Guided redirects require current checks. Operational evidence uses a 180-day reporting-period window, annual reports use 365 days, and source reviews are due within 90 days. These dates do not guarantee present operations.
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