THE VILLAGE

Providing Surrogate Homes For Children In Zimbabwe

SPONSOR A CHILD

The Village, Eden’s heart is made up of 10 family-style homes providing comprehensive care for 70 children. Here, orphaned and
abandoned children don’t just survive, they thrive in an environment designed to heal, nurture, and prepare them for successful futures.

Children Under 18
Young Adults In Transition
Under 18 homes
Dedicated Caregivers
School Enrollment

Christian Foundation

Youth programs and mentorship connect children with positive role models, while church participation provides ongoing spiritual support. Character development is rooted in Christian values to help children develop moral purpose.

Health & Nutrition

An on-site herbal clinic with qualified nursing staff provides immediate care. We ensure specialised care is provided for chronic conditions. Regular health checkups and three nutritious daily meals support proper growth and development for all children.

Education

Our school offers remedial education through ACE for children to catch up academically despite previous disruptions. We also have fourteen young adults participating in tertiary or vocational training for career development.

Priority For Family

Small family homes average 7-8 children to maintain intimate relationships. Dedicated 24/7 caregivers provide consistent support, sibling groups stay together when possible, and family reunification is pursued when safe.

Psychology

Individual therapy addresses each child’s needs, with trauma-focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy addressing abuse and loss issues. Group therapy provides peer support while caregiver training facilitates growth and healing for parents.

Sustainability

Eden Farm focuses on producing agricultural products to sustain our children while generating commercial surplus to ensure the long-term sustainability of Eden’s ministries. Local food production reduces our dependency on external sources.

WHY SPONSOR A CHILD ?

No child chooses poverty. But you can choose to lift them
out of it


Poverty isn’t just a lack of money, it’s a lack
of opportunity and a lack of hope. When you
sponsor a child, you say “I see you.” and that
means the world to a child who has nothing.