The K Mother Of Nations Foundation recently shared breakfast with people living with disability at Sinqobile Disabled Centre to shower them with love and attention.

Held on August 29, the event was hosted as a 33-year birthday celebration of Koketso Nobela, founder of the organisation, who said that as a devoted child of God, she always dedicates her birthdays to bringing smiles and hope wherever she can.

“I am someone who is led by the Holy Spirit, so for this year, God led me to do an outreach at this particular centre,” she said.

The organisation not only had breakfast with the members of the centre, but also shared lots of love, laughter, warmth, and had a great time singing together.

Last year, the founder was at a school near her home for her birthday, as she had received a similar instruction from God.

“I am always overwhelmed by the smiles I see in their faces and the difference our little kind acts always bring to lives, that is what I live for,” Koketso said, further sharing that the name ‘Mother of Nations’ had been her prophetic name for years, but it wasn’t until 2003 that she came to understand its meaning and significance, then established the organisation.

Through the organisation, which consists of 16 ambassadors who contribute funds monthly, Koketso said they continue to reach out to the underprivileged and donate basic necessities such as groceries, sanitary towels, and clothes.

“Our wish is to expand and be able to renovate people’s houses because we have spotted a number of houses in dire need of renovations, and also go on to develop people’s skills to ensure that they are able to sustain themselves even after we have left,” she said.

The K Mother Of Nations said they will be launching a branch in Pretoria soon, extending its impact and support for those in need.

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