We’re not only keeping 160 Zimbabwean orphans alive, with sports, arts, medical programs and individual attention, we’re helping them to thrive even as their country crumples.

Zimkids Orphan Trust is building its own home to support 160 Zimbabwean orphans with food, sports, arts, education, medical programs and individual attention and to move toward self-sustainability.

You can make an incredible change in the life of a young girl in Zimbabwe by helping to put her in school. A few dollars from you will give her an amazing chance at a life with a future. We have increased our goal to fund 20 additional girls.

This project will provide valuable hands-on sewing skills for 50 adolescent girls. This will greatly improve her chance for employment or self-employment and as a result they become self-supporting.

AFCA will provide daily food for six months to 400 orphan families suffering from food insecurity, giving them strength to receive training on how to grow food. This gives them a life skill.

Rozaria Memorial Trust (RMT) is supporting almost 100 children living with HIV in Murewa, Zimbabwe to access treatment and education; and over 2000 students with information on positive living thereby increasing their opportunities and potential in life. The project covers 30 villages in the district of est.23 000 people, where the HIV prevalence is 23% against the national average of 13%. RMT empowers care-givers and collaborate with schools, health institutions and others in this program.

This project helps 3,750 orphans and vulnerable children stay in school through the mentoring and entrepreneurship of volunteer groups of mothers and grandmothers. These Mother Support Groups sell produce and other goods to provide needy children with food, clothing and school supplies so they can attend and succeed in school.

ASAP will train 24 rural Cluster Facilitators (CF) for 3 days in permaculture, growing and using medicinal herbs and general health issues. These facilitators will then form local health clubs in their respective areas and train 12,000 people in these same health issues.

Empower orphans and underpriviledged youth in the Chipinge district of Zimbabwe to reach their full potential through education, skill development, and leadership training.

Riders for Health's program in Zimbabwe, staffed entirely by nationals, provides health workers with motorcycles and the training in riding, maintenance, and trip planning necessary to reach expectant mothers with emergency care and a safe delivery. The goal of this project is to raise $50,000 to cover 2 year's running costs for 25 motorcycles. This will enable health workers to pregnant women and their babies, scattered across dozens of communities, with emergency care.