Every girl deserves to feel confident, comfortable and cared for

Sometimes, it’s the simplest everyday essentials that help build that confidence.

A warm bath. Clean hair. Fresh underwear. Brushing your teeth before school. These are things most of us take for granted. But for many of the girls in our care, it feels like a dream come true. And it makes all the difference to how they feel about themselves each day.

That’s why, this Women’s Month, we’re appealing for your help to provide Dignity Packs for the girls in our care.

Each R350 Dignity Pack includes everyday essentials such as shampoo, conditioner, bath soap, toothpaste and other personal care items that every young girl should have access to.

One item, however, is especially personal – underwear.

Rather than asking for donations of underwear, we’re asking for financial contributions that will allow each girl to choose her own.

Buying new underwear may seem like a small thing, but for a young person it offers something incredibly important: the dignity of choice, privacy and independence. It allows each girl to select the correct size and style, just like any other young lady shopping with her family.

Every donation, whether it’s a single toiletry item or the sponsorship of a complete R350 Dignity Pack, helps ensure our girls have the essentials they need to feel clean, confident and ready to face each new day.

 When we invest in a girl’s dignity, we’re investing in her confidence.

When we give her the freedom to make her own choices, we’re helping her discover her independence.

And when we show her that she is worthy of care, respect and kindness, we empower her to believe in herself and the future she can create.

Who We Are

The Johannesburg Children’s Home is a registered Non-Profit Organisation (NPO 001-034) and Public Benefit Organisation (PBO 130001111) which provides a safe refuge for up to 64 children who have been found in need of care by the Children’s Court.

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“All kids need is a little help, a little hope and somebody who believes in them.” – Earvin “Magic” Johnson