
Blue Hills Probation Hostel and Remand Home
Residential care and rehabilitation for male children aged 10 to 18 who are destitute, neglected or in conflict with the law.
Remit Hope connects people across the African diaspora with locally led community organisations. Choose where to give, and match funding doubles the value of your donation.


Local organisations already understand the communities they serve.
Remit Hope is designed around community-based organisations: locally led teams supporting education, livelihoods, children and families, protection and other community priorities.
Explore locally led organisations and understand their work before deciding where you want your matched gift to go.

Residential care and rehabilitation for male children aged 10 to 18 who are destitute, neglected or in conflict with the law.

Shelter, health, nutrition, psychosocial support and education for 15 children aged 2 to 16 near Masvingo City.

Rehabilitation and reintegration for 252 young people aged 14 to 18 through vocational training and education.

Full-spectrum care, education and skills development for 47 orphaned and vulnerable children in Gweru.
Donors should not have to hunt for the information that makes a giving decision feel credible. Remit Hope brings the key pathways into one place.
See how a donor gift and matching funds move through the Remit Hope model.
Explore governance, safeguarding and the principles behind community-partner selection.
See the difference between today’s community-partner work and Remit Hope’s published 2030 goals.

Remit Hope grew from a recurring insight shared by members of the African diaspora: many want to support more locally led organisations, but need confidence about where to give and whom to trust. The platform is designed to close that gap with selected community partners, transparent storytelling and match funding.
We believe in empowering and equipping local leaders. We help people who are helping people.
Read the Remit Hope storyThese are Remit Hope’s published goals for 2030. They are presented as ambitions to work towards, not achievements already reached.
Real imagery from Remit Hope’s published community-partner material keeps the people and organisations behind each giving decision visible.




