Franklin visits orphanage

paid a visit to the Saint Joseph’s Hostel for Boys.

Speaking at the ceremony where Unilever made a donation to the home, the United States based singer inspired the boys when he shared his life story. Unilever is one of the sponsors of Franklin’s tour.
“Life will change for the better, I have been where you guys are and I know how you feel,” he said.

“I grew up an orphan. Be strong, maintain your faith and believe that God has a bigger plan for you.”
Franklin was abandoned by both parents at a tender age and grew up under foster care. Unilever donated foodstuffs and sanitary items worth thousands of dollars to the home.

Saint Joseph’s Hostel for Boys is a non-denominational institution that looks after disadvantaged boys.
It is located in Belvedere and has been operational since 1953. It caters for 55 boys.

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