Background
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) plays an essential role in South African society by providing appropriate cover to all road users within the borders of South Africa, rehabilitating and compensating persons injured because of motor vehicle accidents to help them rebuild their lives. This brings about a socio-economic balance by contributing to the well-being of communities and society in general, thus ensuring social accountability and making a positive impact on society. As a proud and responsible corporate citizen, the RAF’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programmes seek to enforce a sustainable contribution and meaningful participation for all designated vulnerable groups to support the RAF’s mandate by executing its primary responsibility of alleviating the suffering of those affected by negligent driving on our roads.
CSR Approach
Flagship projects are designed to obtain strategic benefits and have defined outcomes that are scalable or used to influence other practices in accident victim support. For the organisation, projects should enhance key relationships with business stakeholders, and/or assist the RAF in delivering its core business mandate as a provider of social security.
RAF's CSR Focus Areas
Intended to curb road accidents in line with the National Road Safety strategy 2016 – 2030...
Education and training (e.g. training of care-givers, mechanism to support disabled learners...
Support for programs where employees are encouraged to volunteer...
Interventions to influence the accident victim ecosystem...
Vision:
To create a safer and a more compassionate society.
Mission:
We are committed to making a meaningful contribution towards South Africa’s Socio-Economic and Transformation Agenda as defined in the National Development Plan (NDP) 2030 in support of the RAF’s strategic goals and values.
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) is a schedule 3A public entity that reports to the National Department of Transport. The RAF is responsible for providing appropriate cover to all road users within the borders of South Africa, rehabilitating and compensating persons injured as a result of motor vehicle accidents in a timely and caring manner and actively promoting the safe use of all South African roads. RAF invites experienced and qualified Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) or Non-Profit Companies (NPCs) to submit their expression of interest to conduct an evaluation of selected RAF corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives..
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Closing Date 31 October 2025
Disclaimer: Due to the large number of requests we receive, correspondence to unsolicited requests will be limited to shortlisted organisations who meet our CSR criteria.
