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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. -
Watoto Wasoka
Donate nowChanging lives, one game at a time
Watoto Wasoka is a youth-led sport development organisation supporting girls and boys ages 8 –17 living in informal settlements in and around Kampala through football. In addition to organising some of the largest football events and camps for youth in Uganda, Watoto provides young people with education support through scholarships and bursaries, skills training, health education, and mental health services. -
Wells of Hope Ministries
Donate nowRestoring hope to people in prison, their children, and their families
Wells of Hope Ministries supports children with parents in prison, a population that is often overlooked. Their programs reduce the vulnerability of children across Uganda by providing medical care, primary school education, secondary school tuition, nutritional support, counselling, after-school activities, and life skills development. Wells of Hope facilitates prison visits to strengthen relationships between the children and their parents and are drawing the attention of government to address the specific needs of this target group. -
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. -
Zimbabwe National Moot Court Team
Donate nowZimbabwe National Moot Court Team (Ideas Matter Academy)
Founded in 2021 under Ideas Matter Academy, the Zimbabwe National Moot Court Team is a registered youth development initiative that uses law and advocacy to empower high-school learners—especially girls and students from public schools—with legal literacy, civic awareness, and ethical leadership skills. In 2022, Zimbabwe made history as the first African nation to win both the European and International Moot Court Championships, proving that brilliance from underserved schools can thrive on the world stage when opportunity meets preparation.
This campaign seeks to raise $30,000 to enable nine students and three coaches to represent Zimbabwe at the 2025 International Moot Court World Championships in Romania, while expanding impact locally through free provincial legal literacy workshops and the creation of Legal Societies in schools nationwide. Funds will cover travel, visas, accommodation, safeguarding, training, and materials, as well as facilitation and starter kits for new Legal Societies.
Your support will help raise a generation of ethical young leaders who use law to strengthen justice and serve their communities with integrity.
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Zisize (Ingwavuma) Educational Trust
Donate nowSupporting orphans and vulnerable children to reach their full potential
Zisize provides a variety of programmes aimed at supporting children and their families, including educational support, early childhood development centres, and providing psychosocial, health, and nutrition services to rural Ingwavuma, KwaZulu-Natal. -
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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BONDA CHILDREN’S HOME.
Donate nowBonda Children’s Home is a registered charity organisation that looks after vulnerable and needs children.
The home provides essential services such as psychosocial support, educational support, mental healthcare, and recreational skills training to help the children grow and develop.
Currently, the home is facing serious challenges and is in urgent need of:
Rewiring of electricit, Fencing of the whole home, Plumbing and sewer system repairs, Painting of all buildings
To help sustain the daily needs of the children and improve their nutrition, the home plan to start a Poultry project which will provide food and income.
With support, Bonda Children’s Home can continue giving love, care and a bright future to these children.
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Chileleko Children’s Home
Donate nowChileleko Children’s Home is a home which was established in 2011. It is a ministry under Global Life Ministries. We are a home registered with the Department of Social Welfare. We admit children from 0-18 years who are in need of care and a place of safety. All our children come from social welfare. As an extension to the home we acquired land in Mhondoro to start a campsite and skills training center for orphan and vulnerable in the community. We are asking for $10000.00 for ablution facilities and a meeting shade. Our values are Integrity, candidness, joy and family. Our mission is to touch the world one life at a time for the Glory of God and Joy of mankind.
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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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Kudavana
Donate nowEmpowering Communities to Protect Every Child
In rural Zimbabwe, countless orphans and vulnerable children rely on their communities for safety, care, and hope. This $10,000 campaign will equip local leaders — chiefs, councillors, child care and health workers — with the knowledge and tools to protect children and promote family-based care.
Through workshops, dialogues, and educational materials, we will help communities understand that every child deserves to grow up in a loving, secure home. With $10,000, this will help train over 100 community leaders, build lasting awareness, and create safer, more nurturing environments for children.
Give today — help a community protect its children and secure their future.
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LERATO CHIDRENS HOME
Donate nowLerato Children’s Home is a registered residential care institution, with the Registration Number (SW10\148) under the Children’s Act Chapter 5:06, Section 31. Lerato Children’s Home was established and licenced in 2016 with the aim of providing a safe and conducive environment to Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) regardless of religion, sex and race. Lerato Children’s Home provides access to shelter, education, basic health care, emotional and psychological support for children to heal from the past traumatic experiences. Lerato Children’s Home was born out of Emmanuel Ministries Church through the Founder Mrs Margaret Makambira. The Home has a capacity of 20 children.
To enhance sustainability, improve the children’s diet and improve living conditions the Home aims to rise $9 500 for renovating children’s houses and doing poultry project. Your support will help Lerato Children’s Home to continue offering quality residential care to the orphans and vulnerable children under our care.
