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Making South African Townships Safer for Women and Children.

TAPP is a community safety programme of Kululeko NPC, a registered non-profit company. It combines intelligent technology, trusted partnerships and proactive community safety initiatives to help protect those most at risk.

Why TAPP Exists

Every woman deserves to feel safe walking home. Every child deserves to grow up without fear. TAPP exists because technology, when combined with strong community partnerships, can help make that future possible.

A child wrapped in a blanket, sitting beside a fire

The reality

The Challenge

  1. Women feel unsafe walking home.

  2. Communities need faster response.

  3. Evidence matters.

  4. Technology can support both.

The system

How TAPP Works

  1. Drone

    Sees the whole area at once, not one street at a time.

  2. Wearable

    One press says who needs help, and exactly where.

  3. Operations Centre

    Turns what is seen into something acted on.

  4. Community

    The township decides how any of it is used, through Sakhisizwe, Kululeko's community engagement arm, which also runs education and awareness on the ground.

Accountability

Why Trust TAPP

  • Responsible Technology

    Footage covers public space, is held encrypted, and reaches only authorised officials.

  • Regulatory Compliance

    Run by Kululeko NPC, a registered non-profit, under its Privacy Policy. Aviation, security and municipal approvals are being finalised, and our position is set out on the Compliance page.

  • Community Partnerships

    Nothing is done to a township. It is done with it.

  • Transparency

    We say what we are doing, and we say what we are not.

Founding project

It starts in Kayamandi.

One township, one partnership, built with the people who live there.

Partners

Nobody does this alone.

  • Capitec Bank
  • fibertime
  • Hollard
  • Millennium Trust
  • Watchtech

Help Build Safer Townships.

Whether you're a community member, organisation or potential partner, we'd love to hear from you.

Or email us directly at info@tapp.org.za