We Care

providing sustainable development, and effective humanitarian response in the preservation of life and human dignity

About us

Christian Care was formed in 1967 by the Zimbabwe Council of Churches and registered as a welfare organization [P.V.O. 79/67]. It is an arm of the churches called to witness the presence of God among the poor and disadvantaged who are burdened by oppression, poverty, ill health, lack of freedom or knowledge to make sustainable life supporting choices.

For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink. I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and in prison and you looked after me…in as much as you have done unto one of the least of these brethren, you have done it unto me”

Matthew 25 v 35 – 36, 40

This foundation has a vision of creating a better world – partnering with global and local organizations to widen our reach in releasing more families and communities from poverty.

Our Impact

Transformation of over 100 000 lives through provision of safe water, improved sanitation, hygiene and nutrition in schools and communities. Sustainable measures have been provided to counteract the adverse effects of climate change, disease outbreaks and Gender Based Violence (GBV). – making education, clean water, and opportunities easily accessible to marginalized communities.

40+ Piped Water Schemes Established

80000+ people reached through sustainable agriculture

1000+ Latrines Constructed

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Our Progress

964+

Boreholes Sunk

With the help of our stakeholders, we have managed to sink and repair more than 964 boreholes in various communities around Zimbabwe.

25000t+

Food Distributed

The organization with the support of our partners distributed various food items to alleviate hunger.

20000+ kts

Sanitation & Hygiene

Hand-washing facilities, bar-soaps, menstrual hygiene kits, tap buckets, jerry cane

Our work

Working in collaboration with relevant stakeholders for the betterment of marginalized communities in particular and generations to come.

Water Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)

Factors related to water, sanitation and hygiene affect children’s right to education in many ways.

Food & Nutrition Security & Value Chain Development

Consistent availability of appropriate food, from domestic production, commercial imports or donors

Emergencies & Disaster Risk Reduction

Deaths, injuries, diseases, disabilities, psychosocial problems and other health impacts can be avoided or reduced by emergency risk management measures involving health and other sectors.