Gogontlejang Phaladi Pillar of Hope Project

Directions Contact the organization

Gogontlejang Phaladi Pillar of Hope Project Non profit making - focus areas: philanthropy, human rights advocacy, child protection, women's inclusion, civic education & participation.

[email protected] The Gogontlejang Phaladi Pillar of Hope Project (GPPHP) is a nonprofit making charitable organization that was established in the year 2000, by the then five (5) year old Gogontlejang Phaladi. The GPPHP has been registered and licensed with the Attorney General’s Chambers of Botswana under the Deeds Department. The GPPHP aims to be a nonprofit making charitable organization of choice. It aims at being a world class charitable organization of choice for the advocacy and activism of Human Rights and doing Philanthropic activities towards nation building and development. Through the GPPHP, we donate Food, Clothing, In-kind, Time and Love to the less fortunate and disadvantaged members of our Society mainly, Destitutes, People with Disabilities, Orphans, Hospitalized Patients, Home Based Care Patients, Refugees and people who are imprisoned. This is also inclusive of hosting education, information, training and empowerment seminars, workshops and dialogues with various stakeholders in society. The aim is to create dialogues about solutions to problems that are faced by the whole world as well as coming up with practical ways of implementing those solutions. We ask for donations from family members, friends, relatives, individual Batswana, the Business Community and everyone. In the past 14 years of its successful running, the GPPHP has also many people from diverse background and communities in Botswana who are less fortunate and disadvantaged. The GPPHP aided the above mentioned groups regardless of age, gender, disability, misfortune, socioeconomic status, geographical location, educational background, skin colour, religion, and or political affiliation. The GPPHP advocates for the protection of Children’s Rights, Gender Equality and Human Rights. The GPPHP also raises awareness and empowers the Nation about Botswana’s 5 National Principles, Vision 2016, Millennium Development Goals of 2015 and other Human Rights commitments. The scope of GPPHP covers Botswana, SADC Region, Africa as a whole and the rest of the world in improving the livelihoods of people. The GPPHP is an active non Governmental community based organization that is primarily mobile to ensure nationwide outreaches and also result oriented and purpose driven initiatives. The GPPHP founder, Board of Trustees, Facilitators and Volunteers are individuals who were brought together by a 5 year old’s dream of making the world a better place for people of her generation and those of generations to come. These are individual whom charity work deeply resonate in their souls and have committed their time, efforts, energies, resources and love to aiding this course as they believe in the value it adds to our respective communities. They believe it is a fulfilling act of kindness, generosity, love, selflessness and it adds value to their lives. Positions held in the organization are all voluntary.

06/10/2026

WHAT DOES IT REALLY MEAN TO PROTECT A CHILD?

As Botswana reviews the Children’s Act of 2009, consultations are bringing attention to some of the challenges that continue to affect children — including violence, sexual abuse and exploitation, child labour, trafficking, online safety, and gaps in child-protection systems.

These concerns remind us that protecting children is more than having laws in place. It is about making sure those laws work when a child needs protection, that systems respond effectively, and that children are safe in their homes, communities and online spaces.

But what does child protection look like in practice?

Because every child deserves to be safe, heard, protected and supported.

🇧🇼 HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, BOTSWANA! 🇧🇼Today, we celebrate 60 years of independence — 60 years of resilience, growth, un...
30/09/2026

🇧🇼 HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY, BOTSWANA! 🇧🇼

Today, we celebrate 60 years of independence — 60 years of resilience, growth, unity and hope.

Botswana is in our fingerprints, woven into our DNA, and carried in our hearts. 🇧🇼

As GPPHP, we honour the people who continue to shape our nation and look forward to building stronger, healthier and more empowered communities together.

P**a! 🇧🇼💙

HOW ARE YOU, REALLY?If someone comes to mind, check on them too. A simple conversation can create space for someone to s...
22/09/2026

HOW ARE YOU, REALLY?

If someone comes to mind, check on them too. A simple conversation can create space for someone to speak, feel heard and reach out for support.

Let’s keep checking in. Let’s keep listening. Let’s keep showing up for one another. 💛

Sometimes, we need a gentle reminder to pause and recognise how far we’ve come. Even when progress feels slow, every sma...
15/09/2026

Sometimes, we need a gentle reminder to pause and recognise how far we’ve come.

Even when progress feels slow, every small step counts. Be patient with yourself, keep showing up, and remember that your story is still unfolding. 💗
You are doing better than you think.

📚 International Literacy Day | 8 SeptemberLiteracy is more than knowing how to read and write. It is about having the kn...
08/09/2026

📚 International Literacy Day | 8 September

Literacy is more than knowing how to read and write. It is about having the knowledge and confidence to understand, participate, make informed decisions and create opportunities.

When children can read, learn and express themselves, we give them more than education — we give them possibilities.

Let’s continue creating communities where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.

Read. Learn. Grow.

PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT: DONATE A PAD PROGRAMME 🩷For years, the Gogontlejang Phaladi Pillar of Hope Program (GPPHP) has been r...
25/08/2026

PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT: DONATE A PAD PROGRAMME 🩷

For years, the Gogontlejang Phaladi Pillar of Hope Program (GPPHP) has been responding to the needs of disadvantaged communities through acts of service, giving, empowerment and advocacy.

One of our notable initiatives has been the Donate a Pad Programme, a campaign aimed at supporting school-going girls from disadvantaged backgrounds who struggled to access sanitary towels.

The initiative was born from concerns raised by teachers about girls missing school during their menstrual cycles, with some resorting to unhygienic alternatives. For GPPHP, this was more than a lack of access to sanitary products—it was an issue of dignity, health, education and the rights of the girl child.

Today, GPPHP looks back on this journey as a powerful reminder that advocacy works. The Government's subsequent introduction of a national programme providing sanitary towels to school-going girls stands as an important example of how community voices can contribute to meaningful change.

The Donate a Pad Programme reminds us that social change does not always happen overnight. Sometimes, it starts with identifying a problem, speaking up, mobilising communities and refusing to remain silent.

We therefore call on individuals, organisations and communities to continue supporting sanitary pad donations at school Guidance Offices, so that we can continue to support girls who may still be facing menstrual poverty.

Kgetsi ya tsie e kgonwa ke go tshwaraganelwa.

It is not an event. It is a process. And advocacy works.

Did you know? 🇧🇼Botswana is currently reviewing the Children’s Act of 2009, a process that could shape how children are ...
17/08/2026

Did you know? 🇧🇼

Botswana is currently reviewing the Children’s Act of 2009, a process that could shape how children are protected and supported for years to come.

The review is already underway, with consultations taking place. Government, together with partners including UNICEF Botswana, is engaging stakeholders to look at what needs to change.

But laws that affect children should not be shaped by institutions alone.

As Batswana, we all have a role to play.

What do you think needs to change? What would stronger protection for children look like in your community?

Take part in the review. Share your views. Have your say.

Because every child deserves laws that protect their rights, safety and future.

Every community has a story, every person has a voice, and every act of service has the potential to create a ripple far...
12/08/2026

Every community has a story, every person has a voice, and every act of service has the potential to create a ripple far beyond the moment.

At Pillar of Hope, we believe in being part of that ripple.

Welcome back to a movement committed to creating a better world, one community at a time. 💗

Contributing positively to the HIV and AIDS response begins with you getting tested. Know your status. The recommendatio...
01/12/2024

Contributing positively to the HIV and AIDS response begins with you getting tested. Know your status. The recommendation is to test every 3 months. Practice responsible sexual behaviour, that is either abstaining or sticking to 1 partner, using condoms correctly and consistently and empowering yourself. In 2024, no child should be born with HIV. Remember - Don’t spread stigma, there is no shame in taking ARVs. Our collective efforts will lead to an elimination of new HIV infections. Let’s also work together to end inequalities.

19/11/2024

Happy International Men’s Day. Re a le leboga, re a le tlhompha, re motlotlo ka lona le seabe sa lona mo go ageng lefatshe le go tokafatsa matshelo a rona.
🇧🇼🇧🇼🙏🏾🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🧔🏾🕵🏿‍♂️👳🏼‍♂️👩🏿‍🦲👴🏽

Address

BOX 26766 GAME CITY
Gaborone

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 12:00

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Gogontlejang Phaladi Pillar of Hope Project posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Gogontlejang Phaladi Pillar of Hope Project:

Shortcuts

Share