| donation-frequency | monthly, one-time |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Zimbabwe |
LERATO CHIDRENS HOME
Lerato 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.
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