Zambuko House for Children
Zambuko House for Children
Established in 1995, Zambuko House is a rehabilitation and vocational empowerment centre in Harare supporting 32 vulnerable street-connected young people aged 13 to 18. Its published programme includes metal fabrication, building and construction, carpentry and agriculture, alongside hairdressing, make-up and beauty therapy.
What the organisation does
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$20,000
The published campaign seeks to scale the organisation's industry-linked, skills-first model.
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How this organisation is presented responsibly
A concise summary of the public partner-selection and safeguarding principles relevant to this profile.
- Selected and vetted
Remit Hope describes the community organisations it features as selected and vetted. Zambuko House for Children appears in that published community-partner experience.
- Consent for identifiable people
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- Organisation-led delivery
Zambuko House for Children 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.