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Manhinga Village Children’s Home
Manhinga Village Children’s Home, founded in 1982 and officially registered in 1987, is a Residential Child Care Institution run by the Apostolic Faith Mission Church in Zimbabwe in partnership with the Department of Social Welfare. It provides holistic care to vulnerable children aged 1 to 24, offering safety, education, and life skills in a nurturing, family-style environment.
To enhance sustainability and improve child nutrition, the Home aims to raise $9,000 for income-generating projects; specifically potato and butternut farming and a layer poultry unit. These initiatives will boost food security and generate income to support the ongoing care and development of children in residential care.
Your support will help build a future of dignity, opportunity, and hope for Zimbabwe’s most vulnerable children.
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