Our Partners
Community Partners
-
Kudakwashe Care Centre, located in Stoneridge, Harare, was founded by Ms. Ziki in 2015 as a place of refuge and care for abandoned and neglected children with physical disabilities.
After the passing of her husband, Ms. Ziki made the remarkable decision to turn the small home she shared with her two children into a safe haven for children with special needs. The home was later extended through donations and today supports 36 children between the ages of four and seventeen, many of whom live with conditions such as cerebral palsy, hearing impairments, and other physical challenges.
Many of the children require daily assistance with basic tasks such as bathing and personal care—support that Ms. Ziki and her six caregivers provide with compassion and dedication.
Through her extraordinary commitment, Ms. Ziki has created more than a shelter. She has built a home where some of the most vulnerable children are cared for with dignity, love, and hope.
-
Maunganidze Kind Hearted Children’s Organization (MKCO) is a children’s home serving Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe’s largest satellite town. Founded in 2007 by the late Virginia Kadzunge, the home was created to care for vulnerable children in the community.
After her passing in 2020, Ms. Marizane, who had served alongside her since 2007, continued the mission, faithfully caring for the children and carrying the vision forward.
Today, MKCO provides shelter and support for 22 children aged 4–18, many of whom have been orphaned by HIV and AIDS or have experienced difficult home circumstances. -
Mother Love Children’s Home was founded by Mr. Dozwa, a former primary school teacher, and his wife Mrs Dozwa, who share a deep commitment to caring for vulnerable children. After leaving his teaching career, the couple opened the home in Chitungwiza, Zimbabwe’s largest satellite town.
True to its name, Mother Love Children’s Home seeks to provide children not only with shelter, but with the warmth, care, and nurturing presence of a family. The home supports ten children between the ages of eight and seventeen, offering a stable environment where they receive daily care, guidance, education support, and the emotional encouragement every child needs to grow and thrive.
-
In Chizengeni Village, a rural community in Mahusekwa located approximately 85km southeast of Harare, many young children grow up in disadvantaged households, with several being lovingly raised by their grandparents.
A group of children from this community participate in a local initiative supported by Kadosh Voice of Glory International, a faith-based organization that serves orphans and vulnerable children in Chizengeni Village with compassion, love, and care.
Want to learn more about these organizations? Click below to reach us.
Giving Partners
Individual Giving