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Hands of Hope
Established 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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