-
All Souls Children’s Home
Donate nowAll Souls Children’s Home came into existence in 1944 as a result of a severe outbreak of leprosy that orphaned many children. It was because of this disruption that led the Dominican Sisters, then rising at All Souls’ Mission, to respond by starting an orphanage to look after these orphaned children. The Home looks after the orphaned and vulnerable children in an environment as near as possible to a family setup. The organization provides children with education, physical, spiritual and rehabilitation support as a integral part of their daily lives. All souls is launching a $10 000 for renovations of the children’s houses, irrigation project to be used for horticulture and inputs. Your support will help the organization to become self sustainable as the project will generate income and food security
-
Araunah Fellowship Mission
Donate nowAraunah Mission Fellowship Zimbabwe (AMFZ), provides shelter, education, and counselling to blind children and children of the blind. With demand rising and up to 50 individuals seeking support each month, their facilities were becoming overstretched.
$10,050 has been raised through Remit Hope to renovate its worn ablution block and expand shelter capacity. These improvements will create a safe, hygienic, and dignified environment for visually impaired children and their families.
-
Autism Zimbabwe
Donate nowThe Autism Organisation of Zimbabwe is a Private Voluntary Organisation established in 2011 to support children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) through skills training, specialised therapies, and public education. Committed to enhancing the quality of life for children with autism, the organisation provides person-centred support tailored to individual needs.
Through this campaign, $10,867 was raised to upgrade its therapy infrastructure with essential tools that foster a stimulating and inclusive environment. This support also went towards needed items such as musical instruments, noise-cancellation headphones, sensory and exercise equipment (such as trampolines, gym balls, and balance beams), weighted vests, deep pressure tools, communication aids, modified grippers, scooter boards, vibrators, and drums.
-
BONDA CHILDREN’S HOME.
Donate nowBonda Children’s Home is a registered charity organisation that looks after vulnerable and needs children.
The home provides essential services such as psychosocial support, educational support, mental healthcare, and recreational skills training to help the children grow and develop.
Currently, the home is facing serious challenges and is in urgent need of:
Rewiring of electricit, Fencing of the whole home, Plumbing and sewer system repairs, Painting of all buildings
To help sustain the daily needs of the children and improve their nutrition, the home plan to start a Poultry project which will provide food and income.
With support, Bonda Children’s Home can continue giving love, care and a bright future to these children.
-
BOPOMA VILLAGES WELFARE ORGANISATION
Donate nowBopoma Village Welfare Organization is a Private Voluntary Organization (PVO) dedicated to providing support to orphaned and vulnerable children as well as promoting sustainable livelihoods and improved hygiene standards in Zaka. We run a children’s home, Bopoma Children’s Village, which provides a safe and nurturing environment for children in need. Our mission is to empower children and communities with skills and resources needed to overcome poverty and improve their quality of life. This campaign aims to raise $10 000 USD to renovate existing buildings at the children’s home, install solar power in essential rooms to ensure reliable lighting and energy and to launch 2 sustainability initiatives , a small scale poultry project and irrigation equipment for the garden. These additions will improve living conditions, reduce operational costs, provide nutritious food and hands-on learning opportunities for the children, while prompting long term self sufficiency.
-
Cancer Association of Zimbabwe
Donate nowFounded in 1961, the Cancer Association of Zimbabwe is a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing holistic support ,emotional, spiritual, and physical to individuals affected by cancer. Through awareness, education, research, and advocacy, the Association works to improve quality of life and reduce the cancer burden in Zimbabwe. This campaign raised $2,640 to fund research on the barriers and enablers of breast and cervical cancer awareness and early presentation in Zimbabwe. This research is vital for informing targeted education, prevention strategies, and health system responses that can improve early diagnosis, reduce mortality, and ensure that more women receive timely, life-saving care.
-
Chileleko Children’s Home
Donate nowChileleko Children’s Home is a home which was established in 2011. It is a ministry under Global Life Ministries. We are a home registered with the Department of Social Welfare. We admit children from 0-18 years who are in need of care and a place of safety. All our children come from social welfare. As an extension to the home we acquired land in Mhondoro to start a campsite and skills training center for orphan and vulnerable in the community. We are asking for $10000.00 for ablution facilities and a meeting shade. Our values are Integrity, candidness, joy and family. Our mission is to touch the world one life at a time for the Glory of God and Joy of mankind.
-
Driefontein Children’s Home
Donate nowDriefontein children’s home is a faith based Welfare Organisation established in 1973 by the Catholic Diocese of Gweru, in Driefontein 7001 Mvuma, Zimbabwe. Driefontein Mission Children’s Home aims to support up to 40 children regardless of their status to become re-reliant and improve their livelihoods by providing livable accommodation, food security, access to healthcare, opportunities to learn life skills and spiritual support through counseling, psychosocial care to the children. Funds raised will go towards renovating their facility, transforming dormitories into housing units to provide better care and living conditions for the children. The project includes, renovating dormitories into housing units to promote a sense of family and community, upgrading toilets to improve hygiene and sanitation as well as enhancing the kitchen to provide a safe and healthy environment for food preparation.
-
Fairfield Children’s Home
Donate nowFairfield Children’s Home was founded in 1903 by some United Methodist Women Missionaries who were based at Old Mutare Mission, when they came across some cases of abandoned and orphaned children who had no one else to care for them. Fairfield is probably the oldest orphanage in Zimbabwe. The children used to be kept at what used to be called the Baby Fold or (BH) baby house, a wing of the Old Mutare Hospital wards up to their ages of 4 or 5 years and then used to either be transferred to other Institutions around the country or got adopted or got foster parents, because the facilities then at the Orphanage were not meant for older children.
In 2002 the orphanage changed its name to Fairfield Children’s Home and discarded the word “Orphanage” to avoid stigmatisation. It also transformed its facilities to stand on its own from the hospital and to be able to care for up to 80 children in family units up to their ages of majority (18 yrs.)
Fairfield Children’s Home offers the last option to abandoned and needy destitute children a chance to regain what they had lost:- a home, a family, mother, brother, sister, self pride, education, religion as well as a chance to gain a life skill and equal opportunities in life.
After they attained the age of 18 years we do not just let the children go. We continue taking care of them while they are with foster families or we rent rooms for them to stay while they are attending colleges and universities.
Funds raised will go towards expanding the piggery project, built a proper fowl run to keep chickens for eggs, a projects for children’s nutrition and also to generate income for the Home.
-
Forward in Faith Children’s home
Donate nowForward In Faith Children’s Home (FIF) is a registered faith-based organisation dedicated to providing holistic care for orphans and vulnerable children. In partnership with the Department of Social Development, FIF ensures a safe, nurturing environment where children receive shelter, nutritious meals, education, and psychosocial support.
This campaign aims to raise $10,000 to fund two key initiatives: a Fish Farming Project to establish a small-scale fish operation that will enhance daily nutrition for the children while generating sustainable income for the Home; and Critical Renovations to improve living conditions by tiling residential houses and offices, repainting facilities to create a warm, child-friendly atmosphere, and installing kitchen cupboards to support safe and efficient meal preparation.
-
Hands of Hope
Donate nowHands of Hope Trust, founded in 2002, has long supported orphans and vulnerable children through residential care and daily feeding programmes in Hwange and Binga—initiatives that have improved nutrition and reduced school dropouts. The Trust is now launching a $10,000 Sewing and Agriculture Skills Expansion Plan to empower 40 vulnerable children transitioning out of care with pathways to independence. Through hands-on training in garment production, greenhouse farming, poultry, and small-scale agriculture, each child will receive start-up kits, inputs, and land access to build sustainable livelihoods.
Your support will help 40 young lives gain the skills, tools, and opportunities they need to achieve self-reliance and secure brighter futures.
-
Harvest Family Village Children’s Home
Donate nowHarvest Family Village is transforming the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children by providing safe, loving family-style homes where they can heal, learn, and thrive. Guided by ubuntu—the belief in their shared humanity—they offer psychosocial support, quality education, and life-enriching activities that build confidence and hope.
Their market garden and livestock projects provide fresh, nutritious food while equipping children with essential agricultural and life skills. However, reliable access to water remains a challenge. As they expanded to new homes—Bethel, House of Heroes, and House of Love—limited funds forced them to use ground-level tanks without secure fencing, reducing water pressure and posing safety risks.
Harvest Family Village raised $15,001 to install elevated water tank stands and childproof fencing across their homes. This will ensure consistent, safe water access and a healthier environment for every child in our care.
