About Second Chance SA
Founded on the principle that every person deserves a genuine second chance at dignity, economic independence, and fulfilment.
Our Mission
To provide safe shelter, holistic rehabilitation, addiction recovery, mental health support, vocational training, and unclaimed benefits reunification — empowering vulnerable South Africans to reclaim their dignity and economic independence.
Our Vision
A South Africa where every homeless person, recovering addict, and economically marginalised citizen has access to the support, skills, and resources needed to rebuild their lives — permanently.
Our Values
Dignity. Integrity. Inclusion. Accountability. Compassion. We serve without discrimination based on race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or HIV status — every individual is treated with equal respect and care.
Legal Standing & Compliance
Second Chance SA is fully registered and compliant with all South African regulatory requirements.
All donations are tax-deductible under Section 18A of the Income Tax Act. Registered donors receive a Section 18A certificate for tax purposes.
Constitutional Timeline
Original Constitution Approved
Second Chance SA is formally constituted with its founding board and irrevocable core mission.
First Amendment Adopted
Governance structures strengthened with the establishment of the Vision Guardianship Council (VGC).
Amended Constitution Adopted
Final restated constitution adopted, effective immediately, with enhanced super-entrenched mission protections.
Board of Directors
Our experienced board provides strategic oversight and ensures our mission integrity.
Albert Lesiba Dikgale
Chairperson
Thabiseng Salome Masilela
Deputy Chairperson
Molatelo Edwin Malema
Treasurer
Dr. Nthabiseng Justina Kwayiba
General Secretary
Kealeboga Jeannette Stok
Deputy Secretary
Vision Guardianship Council
An independent oversight body established to safeguard the organisation's core mission and prevent mission drift. Any change to our core mission requires a 90% board vote — ensuring our commitment to beneficiaries is irrevocable.