Hot Cares Christmas: Bringing mobility and dignity to children with Cerebral Palsy

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This festive season, Hot Cares Christmas is proud to partner with the incredible Chair’ished Children Project by Boikanyo the Dion Herson Foundation!

This amazing initiative provides specialized wheelchairs (buggies) to children with cerebral palsy in rural South Africa, transforming their lives with mobility, dignity, and independence. For many of these children, a buggy means sitting upright, attending school, and being part of their community for the first time.

We’re honoured to play a part in supporting this vital work and bringing hope to these children and their caregivers. This is what the spirit of Christmas is all about—making a real difference where it matters most.
2 Dec 2024 English South Africa Non-Profit · Non-Profit

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