Bringing Hope to Society

When the organisation was first established it was because of the HIV Pandemic so therefore an HBC (Home Based Care) programme was started in order to educate the community about HIV virus furthermore to educate affected families about the treatment and better support they can offer their patients in time of need.

After realising that parents/guardians are not in a good state of health and are unable to provide for their families and some are dying leaving behind their kids with no caregivers, Bophelong then saw a need to start an OVC (Orphan and Vulnerable Children) programme.

Bophelong serves the needs of orphans and vulnerable children, youth, adults, the elderly as well as people living with HIV/AIDS and chronic illness through early intervention programs guided by the RISIHA framework.

These intervention programs aim to provide holistic care and support that promotes well-being, resilience and access to essential services across all age groups.

The community is served by a dedicated team of staff members. Our organisation is dedicated to empowering individuals and promoting sustainable living.

We have a food gardening initiative, a skills development program, a thriving bakery and an internet cafe. Through these programs we aim to foster self-sufficiency, creativity and community engagement.