FNBB Foundation collaborates to rehabilitate Lobatse youths

Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Dr Lesedinyana Odiseng FNB Foundation Trustee

As the charitable arm of First National Bank of Botswana (FNBB), FNBB Foundation continues to seek opportunities to partner with community development organisations to sow sustainable investment back into the communities in which they operate.

Surrounded by friends and stakeholders on May 20, 2016, at Lobatse, the Foundation Trustees announced a donation of P1, 139,302 to Botswana Association of Psychological Rehabilitation (BAPR) over a three year period.

The donation will fund the operational costs of the organisation to bolster support for its programmes which attend to youths living with psychological disabilities as well as those affected by HIV/AIDS, orphans and vulnerable children. “We wholeheartedly believe in the work and mandate of BAPR.

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FNBB Foundation collaborates to rehabilitate Lobatse youths

As the charitable arm of First National Bank of Botswana (FNBB), FNBB Foundation continues to seek opportunities to partner with community development organisations to sow sustainable investment back into the communities in which they operate.

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