| donation-frequency | monthly, one-time |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Zimbabwe |
TARIRO CHILDREN’S HOME
The Tariro children’s home was registered in 2021 by the Ministry of Social welfare.The home provides material support,giving shelter, facilitates access to education, health and provide vocational skills training to orphans and vulnerable children. There is need for the institution to raise funds to 2 key initiatives build one housing unit to aliviate the shortage of shelter due to increasing numbers of orphans and vulnerable children. A Solar powered Borehole to do irrigation activities on a 2 hactre plot, thereby improve and provide daily nutrituos food to the children while generating income for sustainable development and daily needs at the home. Your support Will go along way in developing these children to become better citizens for life after the instition.
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