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Midlands Children's Home programme
Education
Gweru, Zimbabwe 47 people in the published programmeEstablished 1962

Midlands Children's Home

Midlands Children's Home

The organisation

Midlands Children's Home has operated since 1962 and its current Remit Hope campaign describes full-spectrum care for 47 orphaned and vulnerable children in Gweru, alongside education and skills development.

47
Children in the published campaign
1962
Operating since
Gweru
Location
Programme model

What the organisation does

Residential care
Education
Skills development
Match funding

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Published funding objective

$20,000

The published campaign seeks support for full-spectrum care and skills development.

Live amounts raised are not repeated here because they change on the Remit Hope platform. Follow the source below for the current figure.

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Safeguarding and selection

How this organisation is presented responsibly

A concise summary of the public partner-selection and safeguarding principles relevant to this profile.

Trust context
  • Selected and vetted

    Remit Hope describes the community organisations it features as selected and vetted. Midlands Children's Home appears in that published community-partner experience.

  • Consent for identifiable people

    Remit Hope's policy requires appropriate consent, guardian consent, assent or another lawful authorisation where campaign content features identifiable people, including children or vulnerable people.

  • Organisation-led delivery

    Midlands Children's Home is presented as the local organisation leading its programme in Zimbabwe; this page does not imply that Remit Hope operates the organisation's day-to-day work.

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