Anele: A Remarkable Individual’s Dedication to HIV+ Orphans
Zimkids has been changing the lives of many children in Zimbabwe for over two decades. However, Anele's story stands out as a testament to the power of determination and ...
Stories
Peter: Igniting Creativity and Empowering Youth through Art and Construction
Peter is our creative spark, always finding ways to turn even old wire or wood into an artistic delight. Part of Zimkids since he was 13 years old, ...
Ngqabutho: Empowering the Zimkids Community through Electrical Power Engineering
Meet Ngqabutho, an exceptional individual who joined Zimkids in 2005 at the age of 8. Since then, he has made a significant impact on the community, using his skills and expertise to empower children and youth in Zimbabwe.
Greenhouse. As fixing plumbing and ...
Nkosi: A Skilled Social Worker and Valuable Asset to Zimkids
Meet Nkosi, an exceptional individual who has been a member of the Zimkids community since 2005, when he joined at the age of 9. Over the years, Nkosi has dedicated his time and energy to helping children and youth in Zimbabwe, making a ...
Sithabisiwe: A Mentor and Leader in the Zimkids Community
Meet Sithabisiwe, a dedicated member of the Zimkids community who has been making a positive impact on the lives of children and youth in Zimbabwe for many years. Sithabisiwe joined Zimkids at the age of 12 in 2005, and since then, she has ...
Zimkids Enterprises
Since 2012, Zimkids has been training our young people in a wide array of construction skills, from welding to painting, electrical installation, solar installation and tiling. We’ve sent them to advanced courses, given them serious on-the-job training in building our own Centre, and ...
Zimkids Orphan Trust History
Neither Barbie nor the Transformers has much market share in a place like Zimbabwe, where a teacher would have to work for a month to afford the most minimal of Mattel’s offerings, where unemployment tops 90 percent, and half the population is on ...
Outreach in Bulawayo
In 2014, with our programs firmly in place, Zimkids looked further afield, and our staff set their sights on helping an impoverished community called Methodist about 5 miles from our Center, a village of families displaced from their homes by government more than twenty years ...