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Bonda Children’s Home
Bonda Mission Children’s Home is an institution that was founded by the Community of the Holy Transfiguration situated at St. David’s Bonda Mission in 1992. It is within the Anglican Diocese of Manicaland. Bonda Children’s Home is a private voluntary organisation and is located at Bonda Mission in Mutasa District of Manicaland Province of Zimbabwe. The day-to-day running is managed by Anglican Sisters with the support of the Mission religious leaders. Currently the home is housing 15 children, 7 boys, 8 girls.
The Home caters for children, starting a the age of 5 with the maximum retention age of 18 years. All the children brought to the Home come through the Department of Social Development. The mandate of the Home is to give due care to all children in care making sure they are safe and attended to.
Objectives
- To receive and retain children in need of care.
- Providing safe shelter, food, clothing, and other necessities for children in care.
- Provision of parental guidance and counseling to the children in care.
- Provide psychosocial support to children in care.
- Imparting various life skills to children.
- Facilitating children’s education and ensuring that they remain healthy.
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