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Oct 24
REACHING A MILESTONE!
- The Rainbow Children's Village was not built with brick and mortar alone; the threads of love, empathy, and boundless generosity weaved it together. Every corner, every nook and cranny of the Village resonates with the collective efforts of the community, each brick laid with care, each beam raised with hope. In the early days of its conception, the vision of the Rainbow Children's Village seemed like a distant dream, but the community rallied together, embodying the belief that "two hands are better than one." Donors from all walks of life, with hearts full of kindness, came to offer their support. Their big and small contributions became the foundation upon which the Village would rise as phase 2 was opened this year.
June 23
REACHING A MILESTONE!
- Wow! A vision becomes a realisation. Words turn to action and a dream explodes to life as a community pulls together to build a haven for those most vulnerable - children. The passion and dedication from those actively involved in the planning, facilitation and provision of service is truly heartwarming. People are intrinsically good and despite the difficult environment managed to pull off a monumental feat - the first facility of its kind in Zimbabwe!
June 22
IGNITING HOPE
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Thanks to the generous gifts from honoured donors and volunteers, the first phase of three is nearing completion. With a 'move-in" date set for September 2022, our joint mission is close to becoming a reality. This first block will be able to welcome five children, each with a caregiver, for the duration of their treatment program at Parirenyatwa. A gift of hope - thank you!
Cancer is a leading cause of death for children and adolescents.
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In Western countries cancer is the second most common cause of death in children,
but in Africa it is not even ranked among the 10 most common causes of death. Childhood cancers are therefore given a low priority as a child death, however it is in these countries where 90% of the world children live and bear the greatest burden of cancer.
The number of Zimbabwean children who are battling cancer is on the rise. It is estimated by sources working with children that the mortality numbers are in the region of 75%.
The RCV Trustees and partners believe that since much donor funding is already provided for malnutrition, neonatal mortality and infectious diseases (e.g. HIV/AIDS and TB), there is a responsibility to help Childhood Cancer sufferers.
76% Donated
$1 193 922.62
/ $1 570 950.82
"We need to create an awareness far greater than we all will ever understand in meeting the basic needs in these young lives"
John Moxon
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