Eden Children’s Village has been caring for orphaned and vulnerable children since 2000. They have 8 residential care homes housing a maximum of 10 children per home. The village believe in holistic care, so we have pastoral, medical, caregiver, social welfare, counselling, and educational staff within our organization to provide for all of our children’s needs within the organization. Eden has cared for over 300 children since opening and has see many of their children achieve exceptional results in school, going on to become productive members of Zimbabwean society. They currently have 73 children under 18 in their homes. 14 of the children are over 18 but still finishing secondary education, and 8 in young adult transition to adult life. Eden has struggled to find partners in Zimbabwe. However, Higherlife Foundation has proven to be a supportive and resourceful partner for Eden.
Domboshava children’s home is a registered private voluntary organisation. It has defined and put into practice its own intervention strategy for children. Its mandate is to support marginalised and vulnerable children and to promote and implement the rights of children who live in difficult and marginalised conditions. Shelter, food, clothing and education is provided for the children at Domboshava Home.
Objectives
Providing shelter for orphans and vulnerable children.
Ensuring that children receive parental care, love, and guidance.
Providing necessities such as food and clothes.
Grooming children into responsible, independent and life skills-equipped adults.
Providing a strong Christian base for our children.
Facilitating children’s education and ensuring that they remain healthy.
Khaya Kip Keino Children’s Home was founded by accomplished Zimbabwean athletes – Patrick Masina, Stewart Mudokwani, and Zibusiso Nyoni, who were inspired by the humanitarian legacy of Kipchoge Keino of Kenya, who placed Kenya on the international map of ‘Track and Field’ athletics. What began as a vision to create a training facility for young athletes evolved into a sanctuary for children orphaned by the HIV/AIDS pandemic and other life challenges in 1997. Today, we are a beacon of hope, providing care, education, and opportunities to needy children.
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