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The Diakonia Council of Churches is an ecumenical, inter-church agency, working with churches and church organisations in the pursuit of a more just society. By this the organisation means an improved quality of life for the poor, as well as changes in attitudes and structures which perpetuate injustice. Diakonia was founded by the churches in 1976, at a time of increasing injustice and oppression in South Africa, to mobilise its member churches and facilitate their work for justice.

Methodist Homes for the Aged was established as a welfare organisation in 1970 and is incorporated as a charity. As such, it is well placed in its endeavours to provide accommodation and other facilities and services, specifically for the elderly, at the least possible cost. 

Samuel Broadbent House takes care of mid care and frail care people in the nursing care unit. The House has a special unit for people with Alzheimer's or dementia-related diseases.

The Ecumenical Service for Socio-Economic Transformation (ESSET) is an ecumenical Section 21 company that is committed to mobilising the church to be involved in issues of economic justice. ESSET builds the capacity of churches and community groups that participate in economic development programmes.
 
ESSET seeks to appoint a Finance Manager, based in Johannesburg.