Giving hope on National Children’s Day

THE Bokang Mosia Foundation celebrated National Children’s Day with Door of Hope Children’s Home in Glenvista on November 4.

The foundation showed its concern for the children at the home by showing care and love, with the aim of improving the lives of the abandoned children staying there.

The aim of the National Children’s Day celebration is to highlight progress being made towards the realisation and promotion of children’s rights. A particular right of every child that needs public awareness to be raised, is child abuse – which must be eliminated.

With Paramount Tracks as the foundation’s sponsors, the foundation saw a need to be of great help towards Door of Hope Children’s Home.

According to a representative from the Bokang Mosia Foundation, Zodwa Masinga, the principal aim of the outreach was to ensure provision for the babies whom have been abandoned; and have urgent needs.

“Not only did we as a foundation and our sponsors provide help; we spent our afternoon at Door of Hope, assisting in their daily routine by helping feed the children, playing with them and getting them to sleep for their afternoon nap,” said Masinga.

Door of Hope strives to:

• Save abandoned babies via ‘baby bins’ and other network relationships.
• Bring children home and provide a safe and loving family environment.
• Build people of character by meeting their physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs.
• Bridge a new and better world with competent, confident and courageous graduates.

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