Queenbutterfly Foundation

Centre for children with profound disabilities Read more

Welcome to Queenbutterfly Foundation

I dared to dream big and start my own foundation in service of children with profound mental and physical disabilities. Its been a long and interesting journey with many challenges along the way, but I never taken my eye off becoming an empowered young female African who is determined to add value, not only to the vulnerable children and young adults who find their way to me but to the staff whom I am able to engage in valuable skills transfer and elevate them to a level of excellence in working with these children and young adults who require an expert hand.

Motor Skills

We do fine motor skills activities to help increase movements on small muscles, it enhances the ability to grasp, move objects and exploring.

Playing

We teach our special needs children how to manipulate toys or objects and engaging with others. Playing and engaging with other children helps raise awareness also.

Active Movement

Different positions and active movements during our One on One helps to track the improvements of each child or young adult.

Outdoor playtime is important and we do it daily.
We have cause and effect devices to help our kids play or make a toy move by activating the switch.(adapted switch toys)
Art and craft activity.
We go shopping once a month and raise awareness, but to also take up our own space within the society.
One on one physical skills and movement is done daily and throughout the day. Each child has a movement routine based on their condition.
Playing at the mall(kids area) raising much-needed awareness.
One on one physical movement according to each child condition.

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What Parents Say

My son has known Palesa Mofokeng for 13 years now. Palesa used to be his teacher before she opened her own organization called QBF. After 3 years of separation from her, he joined the foundation. My son is absolutely flourishing with the dedicated care facilitators and therapists.
- Carolyn Davies
What Parents Say

My daughter Keabetswe Kutu is well treated by everyone at the foundation, we as parents can see how happy she is and it’s all thanks to the founder Palesa Mofokeng who personally convinced us that our daughter will be well taken care of.
- Mrs. Kutu