Nurturing Safe Spaces For Children For Over 100 Years
Empowering children with love, guidance, and the tools they need to build a brighter future. At our Home, we provide a nurturing environment where every child can grow, learn, and thrive on their path to independence.
While We Cannot Replace a Normal Family,
We Strive to Provide the Best Possible Substitute
Harare Children’s Home offers care and refuge for children in need, acknowledging that while it cannot replace a traditional family, it strives to provide a nurturing and supportive environment. Many children come from difficult backgrounds, facing abandonment, abuse, or parents who are incarcerated, unwell, or deceased. Some arrive malnourished or battling illnesses like HIV or asthma. In partnership with the Department of Social Welfare, the Home cares for children from infancy to age 20, equipping them with skills in areas like sewing, computers, and business to help build a brighter future.
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How You Can Support Harare Children's Home
Gardening Project
This project is designed to provide nutritious food for the children at the Home while also teaching them valuable survival skills. By growing their own produce, the Home ensures a steady supply of fresh vegetables, with any surplus being sold to generate income to support ongoing needs.
Event Park
The Home is developing an Event Park on unused land to boost self-sustainability. This space will be available for rental, generating steady income for the Home. The park is nearing completion, with assistance still needed for the construction of an ablution block, which has been approved.
Adopt A Child Without Taking Them Home
Harare Children’s Home offers care and refuge for children in need, acknowledging that while it cannot replace a traditional family, it strives to provide a nurturing and supportive environment. Many children come from difficult backgrounds, facing abandonment, abuse, or parents who are incarcerated, unwell, or deceased. Some arrive malnourished or battling illnesses like HIV or asthma. In partnership with the Department of Social Welfare, the Home cares for children from infancy to age 20, equipping them with skills in areas like sewing, computers, and business to help build a brighter future.
Partner With Us To Support 80+ Children Monthly!
The current cost of running the Home is approximately US$10,000 per month. While there is a policy for the Government, through the Department of Social Welfare, to provide institutional grants, the Home has not been receiving these grants consistently. As a result, the Home relies heavily on public donations and fundraising efforts, which have become increasingly challenging due to the ongoing economic hardships. Our monthly expenses include:
- Food and Nutrition
- Utilities and Maintenance
- Healthcare and Medical Supplies
- Staff Salaries