| donation-frequency | monthly, one-time |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Zimbabwe |
Vimbainesu children’s home
Vimbainesu Children’s Home was founded in the late 1960’s and was officially registered in 1983.Our institution was founded by the late Violet Madzima Chidharara with the main aim to give shelter and protection for the children in the community who where struggling for food and mostly those whom were helpless. As Vimbainesu, we do not turn down a child for the love we have for kids which is why we have a huge family adding to 49 kids.Our main goal is provide love, hope, faith and above all security.
Our institution is currently in need of transportation, and with your help, we will be forever grateful. We have a disadvantage of being in the rural, which means hiring transportation for all our needs will be very expensive. We are mostly left behind on some programs which are beneficial to our kids because we are at disadvantage. We also would love for our kids to learn knew things and see new places because most of them come from places were things like light bulbs do not exist. If we could receive a funding amounting to $9000 we would be content. This would also help us aid in our projects and also fixing our borehole.
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