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People Were Getting Sick - So We Responded

Sewing skills learned and income earned for members
We Do A Lot To Help People - View the Video - Discover What We Do

WeCareEd helps children access primary education by covering school fees from the grade they enter the programme through Grade 7. This sustained support gives each child the opportunity to complete their primary schooling.

What began as a nutritional garden has grown into a learning resource for our community and neighboring communities. Visitors share practical knowledge on growing crops, managing pests and marketing produce—from bananas to seasonal harvests.

The Chitakatira Sewing Club brings together 18 women to build skills and earn income through sewing. With donated machines and an embroidery machine, members mend children’s clothing and make school and choir uniforms, tracksuits, aprons and other useful items—supporting their families and strengthening their community.

The Sunflower Oil Project was created to help farmers earn additional income by growing sunflowers. The initiative once processed locally grown seeds, but mechanical challenges led us to pause operations. We hope to resolve these issues and explore a return to production.
Right now, bright, capable children in Zimbabwe are being sent home from school—not because they lack ability, but because their families cannot afford tuition, uniforms, or books.
For many, the cost of education is the only barrier between hardship and hope.
Through WeCareEd, an outreach of CCIP Zimbabwe, children who would otherwise miss school are given the opportunity to learn, grow, and dream.
When you give:
Education does more than teach reading and math. It builds confidence. It creates opportunity. It breaks the cycle of poverty.
And the impact multiplies. One educated child can lift an entire household—and eventually, an entire community.
For many of these students, your support means:
The need is urgent. The solution is simple. The impact is lasting.
Will you invest in a child’s future today?
CCIP Zimbabwe brings people together to create lasting community impact. Through education, skills development, support for farmers, community projects and access to clean water, we work alongside local communities to build opportunities for a brighter future.


You can do so, by sending a check to Mark Mohesky, who is our treasurer. His address is 7055 E. 35th circle north, Wichita, KS 67226.
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