A happy child leads to a healthy community
A happy child leads to a healthy community
| Country of Origin | South Africa |
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Strengthening skills in sustainable practices to advance child development and learning. Through early childhood development programs, nutrition and livelihood support, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programs, Vusumnotfo is nurturing the next generation to ensure that all children reach their full potential.
Araunah Mission Fellowship Zimbabwe (AMFZ), provides shelter, education, and counselling to blind children and children of the blind. With demand rising and up to 50 individuals seeking support each month, their facilities are now overstretched.
This Giving Tuesday, AMFZ is raising $10,000 through RemitHope to renovate its worn ablution block and expand shelter capacity. These improvements will create a safe, hygienic, and dignified environment for visually impaired children and their families.
Your support will help restore dignity, safety, and hope for children living with visual impairments who rely on AMFZ as their lifeline.
Founded in 2000 by Hlengwe-Shangaan women in Sengwe, Chiredzi District, SEVACA (Sengwe Vulnerable Children Advocacy) is a community-based organization working to uplift rural communities affected by drought, poverty, and HIV/AIDS. For over two decades, SEVACA has provided school fees, food aid, and emotional support to orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs), and is now shifting focus toward skills development and sustainable livelihoods as these children transition into adulthood. To support this next phase, SEVACA is launching a $10,500 Chicken Project that will offer hands-on poultry farming training, create a sustainable source of nutrition and income for vulnerable youth and their caregivers, and strengthen community resilience to poverty and food insecurity. Your support will help SEVACA establish a small-scale poultry unit and continue its mission of building dignity, opportunity, and resilience in remote Chiredzi.
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