ABOSA – Amalgamated Business Organisations of South Africa
ABOSA is a dynamic, movement committed to revitalizing township economies across South Africa. Through cooperative development, entrepreneurship support, and access to essential services, we empower our communities to rise, rebuild, and thrive.
Founded and led by passionate visionaries including President Keith Thabo and Chairperson Pastor Isaia, ABOSA exists for the people — and is powered by the people.
ABOSA SME Fund
ABOSA SME Fund allows access to business funding, training, academic knowledge and motivation, for small business startups and projects. Including the vision, scaling, growth and maintenance required to create new entrepreneurs and more jobs that allow a community to thrive.
ABOSA Stokvel Fund
ABOSA Stokvel Fund gets down to the grass roots level of selfstarting groups, who know they have to do something, but they lack a few ingredients for success. To assist community members to create initiatives to upgrade the standard of living of their families and community centres.
ABOSA Mobility Fund
ABOSA Mobility Fund provides resources for leadership and members to attend important functions, meetings and events, that will increase the reach of the foundational structure, for members to utilize in their own unique aspirations, as well as participating in group projects and activities that build the community.
ABOSA Royal Fund
ABOSA Royal Fund was established to assist the royalty within each sector, to be empowered, so they can perform their duties without the distraction of having to attend to their own wellbeing. Thus, restoring the cultural infrastructure of hierarchy, guidance, inclusion and respect.
ABOSA Disability Fund
ABOSA Disability Fund is designed to empower the disabled members of our community, to be informed of their opportunities to develop skills and function in society as productive, contributory and valuable participants, who can take responsibility for their own lives and feel valued, while enhancing their inclusion in an often distant mindset.
ABOSA EDU Fund
ABOSA Edu Fund exists to provide much needed skills and perspectives on who, how and where education, knowledge, lifeskills and income deriving skills are required to uplift members to become more active and productive in their local economies and administration.
ABOSA Church Fund
ABOSA Church Fund was established to connect ABOSA with congregations, in order to further the penetration of resources and knowledge into distant communities, who are no less valubale than those with access to technology, transport and other resources. This is a vital platform to create a pathway for individuals to be inspired to achieve their dreams, while feeling supported within the culture of likeminded followers of faith.
ABOSA Womens' Fund
ABOSA Women’s Fund is a resource that feeds the pillar of every community. It’s WOMEN. By providing women with skills, funding and other resources, entire villages or communities can devise, design, implement and complete projects which benefit the whole area. Job creation and maintenance provides an important facility for bonding, thriving and motion into the future.
ABOSA NPO Fund
ABOSA NPO Fund is a toolbox for local social warriors to get to work in their community. Whether it’s organizing volunteers to clean up the streets, or implementing feeding schemes for those who can’t take care of themselves, everyone can feel comofrtable that if they see a problem in their neighbourhoods, they have a support system that can show them how to get things done and provide the tools that are lacking. when a community takes repsonsibility for itself, the magic starts happening. NPO’s are there to guide, mentor and walk the path to completion.
ABOSA Sports, Arts & Culture Fund
ABOSA Sports, Arts & Culture Fund is more crtitical than most people realize. There is no point in funding business ventures, building structures of leadership or educating communities to become independently responsible and functional, if the end goal or ultimate vision doesn’t include personal freedom. Sport, arts and culture is the true wealth of a community. Without these, a community merely exists, with no real vibrant energy of happiness, abundance and life.
ABOSA President Keith Thabo
