All of our Khuti support programs have been delivered in such a way as to allow the beneficiaries to remain anonymous and thus retain their dignity...

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There is little benefit in being pointed out as, "the one who........."  

 - hence the work of the Foundation remains very low key and largely invisible to the general public. 

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We feel that being identified with the problem does not help when you are working hard to move beyond it.

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Imagine what it feels like to have no possible way of achieving your dreams - and yet they are so clear and purposeful. 

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Feel the frustration of being locked into a system of your past (often unknowing) actions and never able to change the world's perception of you!

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These are the kinds of issues that the Khuti Foundation has helped with over the years - such as people who as adults were not able to read,  or those who various reasons haven't had the right credentials for regular support or training.

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The Khuti Foundation does not give 'handouts'. 

It creates opportunities for change.

 

It allows people to pick themselves up out of less than ideal situations and thus feel they can at last 'walk tall'.

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For this reason our recipients are never identified. They take their place in the community and in the world with anonymity and dignity, their stories are private and personal, and shall remain so.