Shekinah Glory Organisation
Shekinah Glory Organisation
Established in 2016, Shekinah Glory operates Zvishavane's only children's home alongside a Vocational Skills Training Centre. Remit Hope's current partner page states that 253 young people aged 15 to 24 have been trained since 2022, with 80 trainees currently enrolled; a newer Remit Hope update describes a 2026 ambition to train at least 200 youths through multiple intakes.
What the organisation does
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$20,000
The current partner page presents a $20,000 campaign, while a newer Remit Hope social update describes a separate US$200,000 expansion raise for training, accommodation, materials, infrastructure and employment pathways. This experience keeps those two published contexts distinct rather than combining them into one live total.
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How this organisation is presented responsibly
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- Selected and vetted
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- Consent for identifiable people
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- Organisation-led delivery
Shekinah Glory Organisation 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.