| Country of Origin | Uganda |
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Alpha Cottage Children’s Home
Alpha Cottage was found in 1957 by Mrs. Helen McGhie in 1964. Located 2 km from Masvingo City Centre, along Mutare Road (opposite Helen McGhie Primary School). It provides shelter, food, medical care, education, counselling, and psycho-social support to orphans and vulnerable children (abandoned, abused, neglected, orphaned, and those with imprisoned parents). Beyond care and protection, children must gain practical life skills for independent living.
Apha Cottages seeks to raise $10,000 for sustainability projects that include Poultry and Greenhouse project.
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