Your donation will help provide daily essentials like food, medication, and warm clothing to elderly individuals who are often left to fend for themselves. Many of them have lost family support due to illness, poverty, or displacement. Financial support also helps launch small income-generating projects such as poultry or peanut butter making, giving them dignity through self-reliance.

• Monthly food and medication costs for 21 elderly individuals
• Funding for small income-generating projects (poultry, mushroom farming, peanut butter making)
• Emergency health care and transport for elderly clients
• Stipends for caregivers and volunteers who check in on the elderly regularly

Funding is urgently needed to build a safe, disability-friendly drop-in center and support daily care activities. Your contribution ensures that children receive regular therapy, nutritious meals, and the love they deserve while their caregivers seek income. Donations also support transportation, medical equipment, and stipends for professionals who offer life-changing services.

• Construction of a drop-in center that is safe and disability-friendly
• Allowances for professional therapists and caregivers
• Volunteer stipends to sustain operations
• Transportation funding for a small bus/van to ferry children to and from the center
• Office equipment fund (laptop, printer, camera for record-keeping)
• Weekly feeding program expenses (food, cooking supplies)

Financial support helps fund vocational workshops, arts training, and small business development programs for youth and women facing poverty, addiction, or social exclusion. Donations cover materials, facilitator fees, and tools needed to develop skills in sewing, carpentry, farming, and music. It also fuels the annual NDONDOZA cultural festival, a powerful platform for expression and unity. Picture Below on far right, Dzepfunde Patron Emeritus-Professor Chetsanga ( blue suit)& his wife ( black hat) at the first Ndondoza Festival 2006 looking at what youths made in their empowerment clubs

• Workshop facilitation fees for trainers in sewing, beadwork, arts, agriculture, etc.
• Materials and equipment fund (sewing machines, tools, music instruments, stoves, etc.)
• Youth club support grants to run local projects
• Project vehicle funding for field visits, material delivery, and monitoring
• Cultural Festival funding (NDONDOZA): venue hire, food, prizes, transport, and promotion
• Food assistance for participants attending training or living in vulnerable conditions

• Capital for constructing a permanent empowerment & feeding center
• Start-up funding for skill-building programs (carpentry, food processing, arts)
• Operating funds to cover administration, transport, and coordination of 3 organizations
• Salaries or stipends for core staff and community facilitators
• Emergency fund for urgent support requests (health, food, shelter)