| donation-frequency | monthly, one-time |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Zimbabwe |
St Marcellin Children’s Village
St Marcellin Children’s Village was founded by Norman and Sybil Macdonald with the aid of Dr Carlo Spagnolli and his wife Angela from the Italian Spagnolli-Bazzoni Onlus is a registered residential care facility (PVO 9/2005) which looks after orphans and vulnerable children with different backgrounds registered with the Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare. St Marcellin Children’s Village provides comprehensive care to vulnerable children offering basic human needs and a safe and nurturing environment.
To ensure the sustainability of the Village, the organization seeks to raise $10 000 to refurbish our existing chicken, fish and rabbit facilities. These projects will not only ensure the children in our care are receiving well balanced meals, but also generate income for the running costs of the Village.
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