![]() ZimbabweJ301 Isaiah’s Umuzi Wothando / Our Neighbours MinistryZimbabwe is experiencing one of the harshest AIDS epidemics in the world. Approximately, one fifth of its adult population is living with HIV and an estimated 565 adults and children are becoming infected every day, (that is approximately one person every three minutes). Unfortunately many babies are abandoned by their families.and often they are HIV infected or affected. The number of abandoned babies living in government hospitals in Bulawayo has increased significantly. This is due to both the number of abandoned babies and the lack of available places at orphanages. Isaiah.s Umuzi Wothando (Isaiah’s Home of Love) is a project established to assist abandoned babies in Bulawayo and surrounding areas. It is a community based initiative of Bulawayo Baptist Church and their aim is to see abandoned babies being integrated into loving families and communities. They aim to establish a halfway home to provide a high quality of loving care to abandoned babies, meeting their physical, mental and emotional needs, and to try to help facilitate the fostering and adoption of these babies to loving families. The organisation also plans to start a home to cater for babies from newborn to 3 years old, with a capacity for 35 babies. J159 ZOPOM Foundation
Project Manager: Frank Wyer/Yvonne J269 Mothers For Orphans
J491 Zimbabwe Community Development Project![]() Equiplives Educational Foundation works in partnership with Global Development Group in this project to provide education and support to school children - especially orphans and disadvantaged children - from very poor and rural communities in Zvimba, Zimbabwe. Through education, vulnerable people and disadvantaged children can be equipped to be great future leaders of their country. The first school to benefit from this project is Garoyi Primary School. |
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