Glorious Child Care Center

Project Ubuntu: The YB Foundation's Life-Changing Impact on Mme Mpho Madiope's Child Care Center in Soweto 

The YB Foundation has been tirelessly working in the largest township of South Africa, Soweto, to create positive change and impact the lives of those in need one initiative at a time. One of the Foundation's most life-changing initiatives under Project Ubuntu is the support of Mme Mpho Madiope's Child Care Center called Glorious Child Care Center, which has been running for over 20 years. 

The center was established by Mme Mpho Madiope to provide shelter, care, and education for vulnerable and abandoned children in her community. Often brought to her by police stations and community members, these children have nowhere else to go, and Mme Madiope's center is their only hope for a better future. The YB Foundation has been working closely with the center over the years, supporting them in various ways of need. We have been providing resources, supplies, equipment and most importantly emotional support to the children. Watching these children grow into confident and brilliant individuals has been a joy and an unforgettable experience. The impact that this partnership has had on the center and its residents cannot be overstated. With the help of good citizens and organisations's help, Mme Madiope is now able to provide a nurturing, safe, and stimulating environment that the children call home. 

At the YB Foundation, our mission is to empower communities in need and support local efforts to create positive change. We believe that through our Project Ubuntu initiatives, we can help individuals like Mme Madiope to continue making a difference and inspiring those around them. In conclusion, our partnership with Mme Madiope's Child Care Center in Soweto under Project Ubuntu has been life-changing and transformative for all involved. By providing support and resources to this dedicated team of caregivers and educators, we have helped to create a safe and nurturing environment for vulnerable children in the community.

We look forward to continuing our work with Mme Madiope and other local heroes like her, as we strive to uplift and empower those who need it the most.