Established in 1994, Ponesai Vanhu Children’s Home provides holistic care to 60 orphaned and vulnerable children aged 2–18. Vocational and livelihood skills are one of its five core programming pillars, alongside boarding life, education, sports and culture, and reintegration. Children engage in income-generating activities such as poultry production and garden farming, gaining hands-on agricultural and entrepreneurial skills for self-reliant futures. The home is raising $20,000 to sustain and expand this proven model, and your support will help empower these children to thrive.
Ponesai Vanhu Children’s Home
Established in 1994, Ponesai Vanhu Children’s Home provides holistic care to 60 orphaned and vulnerable children aged 2–18. Vocational and livelihood skills are one of its five core programming pillars, alongside boarding life, education, sports and culture, and reintegration. Children engage in income-generating activities such as poultry production and garden farming, gaining hands-on agricultural and entrepreneurial skills for self-reliant futures. The home is raising $20,000 to sustain and expand this proven model, and your support will help empower these children to thrive.
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| Country of Origin | Zimbabwe |
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