Taking the Law to the People
Empowering Communities with Free Legal Support
Since 1998, Mamadi Advice Centre has delivered free legal advice, casework and rights-based workshops to marginalised groups across Limpopo, empowering you to understand and exercise your constitutional rights.
Justice
We uphold and defend the constitutional rights of every individual, striving to eradicate all forms of human rights violations.
Empowerment
Through interactive workshops and personalised advice, we equip communities with the knowledge and skills to claim their rights and drive change.
Accessibility
We bring free legal support directly to marginalised and rural communities—no one should face barriers when seeking justice.
Partnership
We collaborate with government departments, NGOs and local leaders to amplify our impact and foster collective accountability.
About Us
What we do
Mamadi Advice Centre is a non-profit organisation founded in 1998 to bring free legal assistance, casework and rights-based training directly to marginalised communities across Limpopo. Operating through a team of dedicated staff and volunteers, we run advice desks, community dialogues, workshops and outreach programmes—partnering with local government, NGOs and traditional leaders—to ensure everyone can access justice and exercise their constitutional rights.
Our Services
How We Support You
At Mamadi Advice Centre, we offer a suite of free, rights-based legal and community support services designed to empower individuals and strengthen marginalised communities across Limpopo.
Legal Advice & Casework
Free one-on-one consultations and case support for housing, evictions, land disputes, labour rights, social security, family law and gender-based violence, providing personalised guidance at every step of your legal journey. free.
Rights Education & Workshops
Interactive community workshops on Active Citizenship, equality, non-discrimination and the municipal IDP process—tailored to farmworkers, GBV survivors, persons with disabilities and marginalised groups, delivered free of charge.
Community Dialogues & Advocacy
Facilitated dialogues bringing marginalised community members and government service providers together to discuss challenges, clarify entitlements, foster accountability and develop collaborative solutions for rights realisation.
Funding & Support
How We’re Funded
As a registered NPO, we rely not only on grant funding but also on the generosity of individuals and organisations to sustain and grow our work. You can support us by:
Making a financial donation or sponsoring a specific programme or workshop
Offering in-kind contributions such as office supplies, printing services or venue hire
Every gift—big or small—directly strengthens our capacity to deliver free legal advice, education and advocacy to marginalised communities.
Need Assistance?
Contact Our Advice Desk
Our advisors are ready to help you with free legal consultations, case support and community workshops.