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Urunji Child Care Trust
Donate nowChild protection, education, health, and nutrition
Urunji Child Care provides essential education, health, nutrition services, and psychosocial support to orphaned and vulnerable children living in Lilongwe District. They ensure that each child receives support from their community so that they are able to maintain a sense of belonging and grow in a familiar and comforting environment. -
Uwezo Youth Empowerment
Donate nowInspired by his own experience of isolation and stigma as a youth living with a disability, Bahati Satir Omar established Uwezon Youth Empowerment in 2014 with a vision to advocate, empower, and serve Rwandan children and youth with disabilities to live independently and with dignity. Since then, thousands of children and young people have been empowered to live independent, full meaningful and dignified lives.
Collaborating with local partners, Uwezo leads advocacy programmes that promote equal access to human rights, healthcare, and economic opportunity. To date they have enabled over 4800 children with disabilities to access quality education. Uwezo also provides caregiver training and support and ensures young people have access to inclusive health services.
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Vusumnotfo
Donate nowStrengthening 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.
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Walvis Bay Child and Family Centre
Donate nowServing children and youth living with disabilities
Walvis Bay Sunshine Centre is one of the very few community-based organisations in Namibia providing services that enhance the quality of life for children and youth with disabilities and their families. They provide education, therapy services, skills training, and psychosocial support to more than 150 children with special needs. -
Women’s Institute for Secondary Education and Research
Donate nowEmpowering girls and communities through transformative education and holistic healthcare
Women’s Institute for Secondary Education and Research (WISER) empowers girls and communities through transformative education opportunities in Muhuru Bay. Their flagship program, WISER Girls Secondary School, provides education, essential resources, leadership training, psychosocial support, sexual and reproductive health education, and hands-on STEM opportunities to ensure the most vulnerable girls reach their full potential. -
Araunah Fellowship Mission
Donate nowAraunah Mission Fellowship Zimbabwe (AMFZ), founded by Bishop G. Chakanyuka, is a non-profit organization committed to supporting blind children and children of the blind by providing shelter, education, and counselling. With its facilities overstretched due to growing demand—receiving up to 50 individuals each month seeking support ,AMFZ urgently needs assistance to renovate its ablution block and expand shelter capacity. This campaign aims to raise $8,500 to renovate the existing ablution facilities, creating a safer, more hygienic, and dignified environment for visually impaired individuals and their families.
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Hands of Hope
Donate nowEstablished in 2002, Hands of Hope Trust supports orphans and vulnerable children in residential care and runs a daily feeding programme in Hwange and Binga, which has significantly improved nutrition and reduced school dropouts. To empower youth transitioning out of care, the organisation is launching a $10,000 Sewing and Agriculture Skills Expansion Plan. This initiative provides hands-on sewing training for girls, equipping them with skills to produce garments such as dresses and other clothing items. Upon completing their training, each girl receives a start-up kit including industrial sewing machines and essential materials to help them establish their own small businesses and achieve self-reliance. The Agriculture Skills Start-Up Support component offers practical training in greenhouse farming, poultry production, and small-scale agriculture, alongside start-up inputs and access to land, enabling trained youth to launch sustainable, income-generating ventures.
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Jairos Jiri Mukuwapasi
Donate nowThe Jairos Jiri Mukuwapasi Centre in Manicaland Province is part of the Jairos Jiri Association, a pioneering Zimbabwean non-profit founded in 1950 to advance the rights, rehabilitation, and empowerment of persons with disabilities. The Centre offers tailored education, vocational training, and healthcare services that promote self-reliance and social inclusion for children and adults with disabilities. Building on a legacy of transforming lives across Zimbabwe, Mukuwapasi Centre creates pathways for individuals to live independently and with dignity. To enhance its impact, the Centre seeks to raise $10,000 to refurbish its accommodation facilities, making them more inclusive and accessible for children with disabilities. Your support will help ensure that more children in Zimababwe can learn, grow, and thrive in a safe, inclusive environment where every individual is valued and empowered.
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Manhinga Village Children’s Home
Donate nowManhinga 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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Mount Selinda Orphanage
Donate nowOn Sunday, 13 July 2025, a devastating fire tore through Mount Selinda Orphanage in Chipinge, Zimbabwe, leaving behind a trail of destruction and despair. The fire destroyed dormitories, classrooms, and stores—leaving dozens of vulnerable children without shelter, food, clothing, or school supplies.
Founded in 1955, Mount Selinda Orphanage has served as a refuge for orphaned, abandoned, and at-risk children—offering them not just a place to sleep, but a place to heal, grow, and belong.
Today, that safe haven lies in ruins.
We are urgently appealing for your support to help meet the immediate and critical needs of the affected children. Your donation will go directly toward:
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Emergency shelter and bedding
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Food and clean water
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Clothing and hygiene kits
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School uniforms and supplies
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Psychosocial support and trauma care
No child should have to face disaster alone. With your help, we can restore stability, dignity, and hope to their lives.
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Rekai Tangwena Children’s Home
Donate nowRekai Tangwena Children’s Home was founded in the early 1980s by the late Bishop Livingstone Nerwande of the Holy Cross Fellowship Church to care for abandoned and vulnerable children. Officially registered with the Ministry of Social Welfare in 2006, the Home has provided decades of compassionate care, guiding children from crisis to independence.
To strengthen its impact, the Home seeks to raise $10,000 to equip a vocational training unit. This center will provide practical skills for vulnerable children in residential care, particularly for those unable to pursue formal education, empowering them to thrive beyond the Home.
Your support can help Rekai Tangwena Children’s Home continue giving Zimbabwe’s most vulnerable children the safety, skills, and hope they need to build meaningful futures.
