Life Child Zimbabwe empowers vulnerable families and evaluates the impact on children’s lives and the community through continuous reporting. We aim to extend this impact with the launch of a Montessori Early Childhood Development Centre for children aged 3-5 years.
Life Child Zimbabwe is focused on empowering and strengthening vulnerable families and evaluating the impact on the lives of the children and the community. We have continual reporting in place to measure outcomes. We expect this to continue as we start a Montessori Early Childhood Development Centre for children aged 3-5 years.
Life Child is devoted to a child, family, and community approach to ministry.
Life Child supports vulnerable families in Zimbabwe by providing entrepreneurial skills training and capital for small businesses, fostering spiritual and economic sustainability while enabling ongoing development.
Several of the most vulnerable families have been part of a focused effort to strengthen families spiritually and economically through entrepreneurial skills training for self-sustainability and with capital to start small businesses. This continues to open the way for Life Child, and continued change as our work in Zimbabwe continues to develop.
Future Plans
We have completed the initial groundwork in purchasing the land for the future ECD and multi-purpose church hall and decided not to wait until the building is complete, but rather rent a facility to open an Early Childhood Development (ECD) center, which will care for 20 children.
The team is currently undergoing the needs assessments to identify the most vulnerable children; therefore, we won’t be able to share individual child profiles until the school officially opens, which we anticipate will be on 1 June 2026.
Please support the Zimbabwe project as we prepare to welcome our first little learners.
We have completed the initial groundwork in purchasing the land for the future ECD and multi-purpose church hall and decided not to wait until the building is complete, but rather rent a facility to open an Early Childhood Development (ECD) center, which will care for 20 children.
The team is currently undergoing the needs assessments to identify the most vulnerable children; therefore, we won’t be able to share individual child profiles until the school officially opens, which we anticipate will be on 1 June 2026.
Please support the Zimbabwe project as we prepare to welcome our first little learners.