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Women on the Rise House of Hope

South Africa Reg 270-399 NPO (NPO Directorate) Health
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UJ Development is a Non Profit Organisation based in Gauteng, South Africa. ( NPO 153-731 ) Founded by Mr Shaun Moodley. We work on various projects such as cancer support groups, women empowerment groups, old age homes, children feeding schemes. UJ Development also works on youth development as well as youth empowerment. We are also in the process of making a Safe Haven for abused women & children. Open up your hearts and support our organisation. We can make a difference together for the benef

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NPO Directorate
Government register · 270-399 NPO
On record

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Registration 16/20
Government registration ID on record +8
Sourced from official registry +4
Cross-referenced (2+ sources) +4
Profile not yet claimed by organization 0
Financial Transparency 0/30
No financial documents found on website 0
No financial filing on record 0
No revenue figure disclosed 0
No spending figure disclosed 0
No detailed financial breakdown disclosed 0
Governance 6/20
No officers disclosed 0
No officer titles disclosed 0
Executive compensation not disclosed 0
Mission / description on file +3
Founding date on file +3
Contact Availability 8/10
Website +3
Email +3
Phone +2
No physical address on file 0
Data Recency 20/20
Updated within 6 months +20
Red flags 0
No red flags detected, so nothing is deducted 0

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  • It has more complete contact information than nearly all similar organizations, with a verified website, email and phone on record. See national comparisons
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  • GiveRadar holds a more complete profile for this organization than for 94% of the 8,353 health charities in South Africa it tracks, because GiveRadar has verified its registration and its contact details. View this cohort
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NPO Directorate deregistration None found
Open investigations None found
Governance scandals None found
Related-party deals None found
Excessive exec comp None found

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Where it ranks

#34 of 8,353 health charities in South Africa on integrity score

The highest integrity score in this cohort (50/100). Positions are competition ranks: ties share a position. Cohorts are the tightest local peer set with at least 30 comparable organizations; a metric is left out where the cohort is too small or nearly uniform.

Integrity score50/100
#34 of 8,353 tie
Contact completeness8/10
#34 of 8,353 tie
Independent sources4 sources
#116 of 8,353 tie
Agefounded 2022
#7,097 of 8,348 tie

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How it stacks up against peers

Compared with 8 similar health charities in South Africa.

Integrity Assessment Behind peer average
This charity
50 Peer average
54

Cause areas in South Africa

Charities working in each area, this charity's highlighted.

Community Development
33,059
Social Services
26,666
Youth Development
18,117
Education
12,581
Health
8,353
Arts & Culture
7,707
Religion
4,163
International
1,871
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Sources and verification

Registration and legal identity
South African Department of Social Development (NPO Directorate)

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Named leadership
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Mission statement
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Headquarters address
Tax-deductibility

Data freshness

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Last updated
August 29, 2026
Profile edits and newly added data
Registry checked
August 29, 2026
Reconciled with the official source
Profile completeness
35%
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Methodology

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Frequently asked questions about Women on the Rise House of Hope

Women on the Rise House of Hope is a registered health nonprofit in South Africa. It is registered with the Department of Social Development NPO Directorate. It was founded in 2022. Its registration number is 270-399 NPO. GiveRadar's Integrity Assessment for the organization is 50/100, which reflects how much public information is available, not whether the charity is legitimate.

UJ Development is a Non Profit Organisation based in Gauteng, South Africa. ( NPO 153-731 ) Founded by Mr Shaun Moodley. We work on various projects such as cancer support groups, women empowerment groups, old age homes, children feeding schemes. UJ Development also works on youth development as well as youth empowerment. We are also in the process of making a Safe Haven for abused women & children. Open up your hearts and support our organisation. We can make a difference together for the benef Women on the Rise House of Hope is classified as a health organization registered in South Africa. The organization was founded in 2022.

Women on the Rise House of Hope's official registration number is 270-399 NPO, as recorded in the national registry of South Africa.

Women on the Rise House of Hope is registered in South Africa. The organization was established in 2022 and has been active for 4 years.

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Quick facts about Women on the Rise House of Hope

What is Women on the Rise House of Hope?
Women on the Rise House of Hope is a health non-profit company, South Africa. UJ Development is a Non Profit Organisation based in Gauteng, South Africa. ( NPO 153-731 ) Founded by Mr Shaun Moodley. We work on various projects such as cancer support groups, women empowerment groups, old age homes, children feeding schemes. UJ Development also works on youth development as well as youth empowerment. We are also in the process of making a Safe Haven for abused women & children. Open up your hearts and support our organisation. We can make a difference together for the benef
When was Women on the Rise House of Hope founded?
Women on the Rise House of Hope was founded in 2022.
Where is Women on the Rise House of Hope located?
Headquartered in South Africa.
Is Women on the Rise House of Hope trustworthy?
Women on the Rise House of Hope has a GiveRadar Integrity Assessment of 50 out of 100 (Partial transparency). The score reflects public-data transparency: registration, financial disclosure, governance, contact details, and how recently data was refreshed. It does not measure program impact.
What is Women on the Rise House of Hope's registration number?
Registration: 270-399 NPO (South Africa).
What is Women on the Rise House of Hope's website?
https://ujworeff.co.za/
Are donations to Women on the Rise House of Hope tax-deductible?
Donations may be tax-deductible for residents of South Africa under local rules. US donors should check whether the charity has an equivalency-determination letter or a US-based fiscal sponsor before claiming a deduction.