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Glory to Glory Child Care Center
Glory to Glory Child Care Centre is a voluntary organization that seeks to improve the welfare of orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) registered with Social Welfare Reg. No. SW/10/150. It was established in 2002 in Norton and was founded by Rev Dr. George Chikohwa and Rev Dr. Rosewittar Chikohwa, who grew up as orphans, having touched by their situation; they decided to open a care centre for the orphaned and vulnerable children (OVC). Glory to Glory Child Care Centre operates under Church on the Rock Ministries International. It enrolls children through the department of social welfare and other welfare organizations. Currently the institute has 3 housing apartments accommodating a total of 42 children which comprises of kitchens, dining rooms, bedrooms, computer laboratory, bathing rooms and toilets not excluding the outside playing area and gardens. A 4th one was recently finished and awaits furnishing.
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