Adonis Musati Project seeks to empower marginalised refugees and migrants in South Africa through fostering sustainable support networks and encouraging personal development that achieves lasting change.

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WHO IS ADONIS MUSATI

Adonis Musati was a young Zimbabwean man who died of starvation on the streets of Cape Town in 2007, whilst queuing to get his asylum papers.

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WHAT WE DO

We offer a variety of adult and youth programmes to refugees and asylum seekers in Cape Town with a strong emphasis on education and mental health as well as building capacity in smaller refugee-led organisations.

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HOW YOU CAN HELP

Your donation allows us to continue offering support, programmes and information to vulnerable communities.

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About US

The Adonis Musati Project (AMP) was formed in 2007, to assist the vulnerable asylum seeker and refugee populations in Cape Town, including health awareness, training, education, advocacy and psychosocial care.

Contact Us

admin@adonismusatiproject.org
Cape Town  
Western Cape Province, South Africa