Guardian Angels Botswana Society - GABS

06/05/2026

📢 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 📢

We are excited to share that Guardian Angel Orphans Society is now officially known as Guardian Angels Botswana Society (GABS).

While our name has changed, our mission remains the same — continuing to support vulnerable communities through care, compassion, counselling, health support, and empowerment.

This new chapter reflects our growth and ongoing commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of those we serve across Botswana. 💙

Thank you for walking this journey with us and for continuing to support our vision of hope, health, and community wellbeing.

04/05/2026

We are pleased to share a heartfelt gesture of generosity from the
Leo Club, who recently donated essential toiletries for our newborns. This meaningful contribution comes at an important time, as we continue to provide care and support for the youngest members of our community.

The donated items will play a vital role in ensuring that our newborn babies receive proper hygiene and comfort during their early days. Such support not only meets immediate needs but also brings hope and reassurance to the families we serve.

23/04/2026

23/04/2026

Students from Boitekanelo College attached to the Guardian Angel Orphans Society, in collaboration with fellow students placed at Captive Eye, successfully carried out a community project yesterday focused on drug and substance abuse prevention and treatment adherence.

Held at the Urban Customary Court, the initiative engaged members of the public through awareness sessions and educational outreach. The event was a great success, reflecting the students’ strong teamwork, commitment, and passion for making a difference. Their efforts continue to positively impact the community while building their practical skills.

23/04/2026

GAOS joined other organizations in celebrating a Week of Thanksgiving and Appreciation for international students who were attached to various NGOs across Botswana. The event, hosted by CIEE Botswana at the University of Botswana Library, highlighted the students’ contributions and growth.

During the event, students showcased the skills they gained and shared cultural exchange experiences from their time on attachment. Their involvement brought fresh perspectives and strengthened collaboration with host organizations like Guardian Angel Orphans Society.

The celebration reflected the value of global partnerships, cultural learning, and community impact.

23/04/2026

What started as a simple visit became something truly meaningful. Though they are still young, the students from Livingstone Kolobeng College, Block 8 Campus, showed that a big heart matters more than anything donating food and blankets to 10 families in Bontleng and bringing comfort, relief, and dignity into their homes.

For the children, it was a day filled with laughter, games, and shared snacks moments that sparked joy, built confidence, and reminded them they are cared for. For the families, it was not just support, but a powerful reminder that kindness still lives in the community.

Their generosity proves that you’re never too small to make a big difference.

13/04/2026

Voices of Change: GAOS Youth Impact

Youth empowerment camp at Mokolodi Game Reserve🐾

In a moving video, GAOS youth interview each other, sharing real stories of how the organization has shaped their lives. Through honest and open conversations, they speak about gaining confidence, finding support, and building a strong sense of community.

For many youth, GAOS it’s a safe space that empowers them to grow, lead, and believe in their potential. Their stories highlight not just personal transformation, but a shared commitment to making a positive difference.

01/04/2026

DID YOU KNOW THAT BULLYING DOES MORE THAN JUST HURT FEELINGS?

Bullying can lead to serious effects such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and poor academic performance. Studies show that about 1 in 3 learners experience bullying, yet many suffer in silence.

During our recent outreach at Bontleng Primary School, we educated learners about the impact of bullying and encouraged them to stand up, speak out, and support one another. The session highlighted the importance of kindness, respect, and creating a safe school environment for everyone.

Together, we can end bullying and build a culture of care and inclusion.

25/03/2026

Youth have the power to lead the fight against HIV/AIDS👊

Get tested,stay informed and protect your future.

TOGETHER WE CAN END HIV/AIDS💪

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