Contact

Come to the office, or send us a message.

The Centre works from inside the FNB Khayelitsha Mall. If you would rather ask a question before travelling, use the form below.

Where we are

FNB Khayelitsha Mall

Khayelitsha 7784
Cape Town, South Africa

The office is inside the mall, in space made available to the Centre by FNB. If you cannot find it, ask at the mall's information desk.

What to bring when you come

By email

Two addresses, both reach the team

illana@71point4.com
jess@71point4.com

These are the Centre's published contact addresses. The Centre works from the 71point4 office and shares its mail.

Publications and reports

Telephone and opening hours

The Centre does not publish a telephone number or opening hours. So that you do not travel for nothing, please email before you come and we will confirm when somebody will be there to see you.

01 — Send a message

Tell us what happened to the house.

A few lines is enough to start. You do not need to explain the whole history in this form — the details are easier to go through in person, or over a couple of emails.

This form does not send anything

This website has no server behind it, so nothing you type here leaves your device. When you press the button, the page shows you exactly what your email will say; you then open it in your own email program and send it yourself, from your own address.

Your name

Your email address

We reply by email. If you do not have one, come to the office instead.

Phone number (optional)

What is the problem about?

What happened?

For example: who bought the house, roughly when, and whose name is on the papers you have.

I am happy for the Tenure Support Centre to reply to the email address I have given above.

Nothing has been sent yet

This page has not sent anything and does not keep a copy. Below is exactly what your email will say. Press the button to open it in your own email program — then send it from there.

Open in my email program

Nothing happens if you would rather not: close this page and nothing is sent.

If it is urgent

A house that is about to be sold, or a family dispute, needs a person.

Email is not the right channel for something already in motion. Come to the office, or email and say plainly that it is urgent.

How we help