Triangle Project
Triangle Project is a non-profit organisation offering professional services to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) individuals, their partners and families. Triangle Project is a human rights organisation who work to ensure the full realisation of constitutional and human rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people.
Lower South Coast LGBTI Community Projects
Registered NPO to empower LGBTQA+ especially in rural areas through meaningful campaigns and powerful engagements in fighting stigma and discrimination.
Uthingo Network
Working towards the upliftment and recognition of the LGBTI community through creative programmes that foster equality, respect and acceptance.
DUT Impiloyami LGBT Forum
IMPILOYAMI is the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) student society at the Durban University of Technology (DUT). We strive to provide a social and safe space for LGBTI students and address their needs, interests, and concerns, to counter and oppose manifestations and homophobia, prejudice, and discrimination on campus as well as to promote knowledge about LGBTI issues. Through this organisation we further endeavour to foster mainstream acceptance of LGBTI students and facilitate greater understanding and tolerance of sexual and gender diversity and difference among the DUT public.
Nhlalonhle Makhathini
Nhlalonhle Makhathini (pronouns He/Him) is based in Pietermaritzburg KZN and is a qualified Web Developer and Social Media Manager. He is a Queer Activist, Feminist, and Proud Atheist.
University oF KwaZulu Natal LGBTQIA+ Forum
To ensure that no student within the LBGTQI+ community is discriminated against on the basis of colour, race, gender, religion, ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, age, culture, language, birth, pregnancy, marital status, disability, conscience, belief or political inclination; To encourage participation of the entire LGBTQI+ community in activities of the CRTB;
Uthingo Collective
Is an LGBTQIA+ and ally Apparel line that is co-founded by queer activist Wandile Khumalo and their partner to celebrate their co-parenting named after their son. Wandile played for the South African Woman’s Rugby team and is a proud transman who is advocating for women in sport.
Duma Literacy Foundation
Founded by Mercury Duma a proud transmen, the foundation is dedicated to rebuilding communities using literature tools, engaging with parents, ambitious learners and supportive communities.
Isibani Civil Society Forum 