Why the Boy Child

Under the bold and urgent theme, "The more our boys are ignored, the more Our girls are not safe," the Foundation is bringing attention to a truth society Can no longer afford to sideline.

Healing boys is not just about saving them. It's about protecting communities, families, and the next generation. Too often, Boys are taught to mask their pain, silence their trauma, and deny their humanity. This silence breeds violence, confusion, and cycles of harm that ripple into every part of Society.

By investing in the emotional and psychological development of boys, we do not Only change their stories. We shift the future for everyone. The Moleboheng Matli Foundation, true to its motto "Scars turned into stars," is preparing a powerful, Purpose-driven celebration to honour, uplift, and educate. May 16th is not just coming. It marks a new dawn for the boy child.

Crime can disproportionately affect boy children compared to girls due to several Factors, including increased exposure to violence, involvement in criminal activity, And the potential for long-term negative impacts on mental health and development. Boys are more likely to be victims of certain types of crime, such as murder, Assault with grievous bodily harm, and robbery.