Projects
Donations & Direct Relief
Essential Care Packages: Regular distribution of high-protection sunscreens, protective clothing, and specialized skincare items to reduce the risk of UV-induced damage and skin cancer for individuals with albinism.
Health & Dignity Kits: Provision of basic health, hygiene, and sanitary supplies to vulnerable learners and families in rural communities.
Manzini North
The organization donated food parcels, sunscreens, and hats to over 60 people with albinism at Mzimnene Hall in Eswatini on March 5, 2026.
We donated More than 60 people with albinism from across the Manzini Region received food parcels, sunscreen and hats through a donation by the Stukie Motsa Foundation in partnership with Turkish Brothers. The handover took place at Mzimnene Hall under Mzimnene Chiefdom in the Manzini North constituency, where beneficiaries gathered to receive the items aimed at improving their wellbeing and protection from the sun.ue to lack of employment and discrimination to persons with albinism, the donation aim to assist vulnerable community members who face high risks of severe sunburn and skin cancer due to a lack of melanin. The outreach was conducted in partnership with Turkish Brothers to support inclusion and daily health protection.
Nkhaba
We donated food parcels, hats, and sunscreen to over 30 people with albinism at the Nkhaba constituency on March 24, 2026.
Donation Details
- Date: March 24, 2026
- Location: Nkhaba constituency
- Beneficiaries: More than 30 persons with albinism
- Items Distributed: 10kg bags of rice, 10kg bags of mealie-meal, cooking oil, hats, and sunscreen
Manzini South
The foundation donated essential care items and food parcels to individuals with albinism in the Manzini South Constituency ahead of International Albinism Awareness Day.
Donation Details
- Location: Zakhele Hall in Manzini South.
- Beneficiaries: 26 to 28 people with albinism.
- Items Donated: Specialized SPF 30 sunscreen, wide-brimmed hats, lip balm, lotions, meat hampers, and comprehensive food parcels.
Lobamba
The foundation donated food parcels, sunscreens, and other essential items to the elderly, persons with disabilities, and individuals with albinism at Lobamba Nkhanini.
Senator Stukie Motsa, the Executive Director of Stukie Foundation donated food parcels to persons with albinism and elderly of her home area-Lobamba. The assistance came from Turkish brothers and sisters of the Islamic church through Stukie Foundation, Lobamba Member of Parliament(MP) Michael Masilela was present during the event held at Nkhanini Hall.
The organization also donates to sunscreens, wide-brimmed hats to persona with albinism and to person with physical disabilities during events, they attend such International Albinism Awareness Day, International Day of Disabilities, Disability Expo and other events we are invited to. Some of our donations are sent the Department of the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office so that they can donate to those who come to their office.
Community Visits for Education and Advocacy
Our aim is to reach each and every person with albinism and assist them, Improve their lives, get engagements with the community they live in as well as record to have a proper data on albinism in the Kingdom Eswatini.
Interactive sessions in primary and secondary schools educating students and teachers about albinism, sun safety, and ozone protection.
Listening tours to engage directly with guardians and school authorities to identify the daily social and medical challenges faced by children.
Local community visits aimed at dispelling myths, combating social discrimination, and promoting social inclusion for persons with albinism.
Our schools outreach has made us to visit more than 55 schools including those under the Safe Skin Bright Future campaign, on this program we educate on albinism and its effects. We aim to dispel the myth to young learners and for them to embrace each other from their youngest age. As well as for those who with albinism to understand the condition and be proud of who they are. We also donate sunscreens and hats during our visit.
Founded through the vision of Executive Director and Senator Dr Stukie P. Motsa, the organization is dedicated to creating socially acceptable conditions, building self-esteem, and supporting individuals with albinism and their families.
Contact
Info@stukiefoundation.org
+268 7604 4459
+268 2505 8516 P O BOX 362
Manzini Coates Vallyey Kurra-Jong Street
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