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About
Our guiding principles that shape our mission and actions.
We are committed to serving others with kindness and empathy, addressing the needs of vulnerable groups with uttermost care.
We embrace diversity and foster a culture where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to make positive contribution.
We inspire individuals and communities to achieve their fullest potential through provision of education, moral and resource support.
Founded in 2024, Sikhalo Foundation emerged from a heartfelt desire to empower children with Autism and Down syndrome through provision of specialized support such as offering therapies, educational assistance, and social inclusion initiatives designed to unlock their potential and foster independence. Recognizing the pervasive issue of hunger, the foundation established a food bank to provide immediate relief to families in need thereby becoming a beacon of hope in the communities it serves. Beyond food distribution, Sikhalo Foundation’s efforts extend to advocacy and community development programs aimed at empowering the most vulnerable members of society.
A glimpse into our journey of success, milestones, and impactful contributions.
Households Impacted
Communities Reached
Children Benefited
Meet Our Team
“When we had nothing to eat, Sikhalo Foundation stepped in with food supplies. The maize flour they provided kept my family going during the hardest days. We can’t thank them enough for their kindness.”
“I never thought we could rebuild our lives, but the support we received from Sikhalo Foundation changed everything. From food and clothing to help starting a business, they gave us a new beginning.”
“The supplies Sikhalo donated brought hope to our hospital. Patients in the pediatric and maternity wards now have essentials like blankets and clothes. It’s made a huge difference in their care.”
“My child has Autism, and the therapies provided by Sikhalo Foundation have been life-changing. They’ve given my son confidence and a chance to thrive in ways I never imagined.”