A legacy of care.
A future of possibility.
Sekolo sa Anne-Stine is a stimulation and rehabilitation centre in Molepolole, supporting children living with disabilities through care, learning and family connection.
Care with roots. Hope that grows.
- 1987
The idea takes shape
A vision for a centre supporting children with disabilities begins to take shape.
- 1992
A place to call our own
The centre’s building is completed in November, creating a dedicated space in Molepolole.
- 1993
Doors open to families
The centre is officially opened on 27 March by First Lady Gladys Masire.
Named in memory of Anne-Stine.
The centre is named in memory of the daughter of E. Sandberg and B. Ingstad, whose work in rehabilitation helped inspire its founding. Their contribution, alongside support from NORAD, helped make the centre possible.
That legacy continues through a focus on children’s dignity, learning, rehabilitation and inclusion.
Explore the care we provideOur mission
To provide stimulation, rehabilitation and learning that support children living with disabilities to reach their potential in Kweneng.
Our vision
An inclusive community where every child is valued, supported and able to participate.
Dignity. Belonging. Possibility.
Dignity
We value each person and approach our work with care and respect.
Belonging
We create room for families and communities to connect.
Potential
We recognise individual strengths and support meaningful steps forward.
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