Boikanyo the Dion Herson Foundation works with indigent cerebral palsy children in deep rural South Africa, distributing specialised wheelchairs.
We also work with various communities in Soweto, offering advocacy and emotional supportive programs.
About Us
Boikanyo
means Faith
The NGO was named after 2 inspirational souls. Boikanyo a dynamic special 8 year old child, and Dion Herson a philanthropist who loved giving to others.
Boikanyo the Dion Herson Foundation is a non-profit organisation working with households in impoverished communities. We work in deep rural areas all over South Africa, as well as supporting various projects in Gauteng, which assist very needy residents.
Our Mission
We help indigent families who struggle to access help or find solutions to problems which profoundly affect their quality of life.
Our Vision
We focus on providing mobility aids to children in deep rural areas who are differently abled. We advocate for human rights in the community of Protea South, Soweto, as well as assisting with the emotional needs of this community.
Our Impact
We have touched the lives of over 114,000 children and their familes since 2011.
Our Core
Programs
Assisting at risk vulnerable children with special needs