Social Responsibility

Wherever possible we endeavour to assist those in need throughout Namibia. With the help of donations from not only our guests, but also the local business community, we have been able to create change for those living below the poverty line and struggling with things that those in the first world often take for granted.

Chameleon Safaris ethos has always included the need to be socially responsible in all areas of our business including economic, social, and environmental practices.

Pack for a Purpose

Pack for a Purpose and help local communities. Save space in your suitcase by bringing needed supplies for endorsed projects.

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Chameleon Safaris has made it a priority to ensure that all staff are fairly remunerated for their role within the company.
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We ensure that all female staff are paid equally to that of their male counterparts.
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We offer interest-free financial assistance to staff members in emergency situations.
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We identify and pay for relevant courses to help staff improve their skills and income.

Epukiro Life Line Clinic

The Epukiro Life Line Clinic offers free primary healthcare to the San Bushman community in far east Namibia, with clinic-based services and outreach using a 4x4 ambulance for remote communities.

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We encourage visitors to engage with local communities and purchase souvenirs at a grassroots level.
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We support initiatives such as Home of Good Hope and the Epukiro Lifeline clinic for vulnerable communities.
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We encourage staff to improve their skills and make upskilling a priority across the company.
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We are a member of TOSCO, contributing to conservation and community projects across Namibia.

Home of Good Hope

A soup kitchen in Katutura, Windhoek that helps poor and vulnerable children. It provides 380 children with a daily meal Monday–Friday — often their only reliable nutrition.

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We actively reduce the amount of waste generated on all safaris.
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We promote buying in bulk where guests prefer not to drink tap water, so empty bottles can be donated or recycled.
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We have initiated a clean-up programme with a remote Damara community and offer free rubbish collection when vehicles pass through.
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We ensure recyclable items are disposed of correctly wherever possible to limit rubbish sent to landfill.

Power Pad Girls

Power Pad Girls raise funds for sustainable menstrual pads for Namibian school girls to reduce missed school days, through fundraisers, workshops, and awareness campaigns.

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Our membership of TOSCO supports wildlife protection and responsible travel across Namibia.
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We contribute to local conservation efforts through organisations such as the Giraffe Conservation Foundation.
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We encourage all Chameleon staff to be blood or platelet donors where possible.
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We work with local communities so tourism benefits reach people at a grassroots level.

TOSCO

Chameleon Safaris is a proud member of TOSCO (Tourism Supporting Conservation), supporting wildlife protection, responsible travel, and community benefit from tourism across Namibia.

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