The Covid-19 pandemic has disproportionally affected the lives of those who are already vulnerable and living in poverty. In response, Agape Family Care is already on the ground conducting short-term emergency relief. Our team has been working remotely and has been available around the clock to ensure smooth program implementation
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AFC’s Continued Support Of Families During COVID 19 Pandemic
From the month of March; Ruth Emmanuel-Makandiwa has continued to mobilize food distributions for the less privileged through the Agape Family Care Livelihoods Program.
AFC Supporting Families During COVID-19 Pandemic
Through the Livelihoods Program; our beneficiaries are also recipients of Food Hampers, Hygiene Kits as well as Maize Grain.
From Beneficiary To Benefactor: Agnes Makuchete’s Testimonial
Transformed through Agape Family Care; from Beneficiary to Benefactor.
AFC 2020 Scholarship Beneficiary from Vuma, Binga: Patience Siabugwacha
Growing up in Vuma, Binga, Patience Janet Siabugwacha was a young girl full of dreams and passion.
AFC Livelihoods Beneficiary; Gogo Molly Zariro
The Agape Family Care Team had a grocery hamper for Gogo Zariro as well as a bag of Maize. This provision had come at the right time since Gogo Zariro professed that she did not have anything to eat for herself and her small family.
“Ruth Makandiwa Helped Me To Feed My 15 GrandChildren” – AFC Beneficiary
Gogo Melia Damiano (84 years old) who resides in Epworth, Harare relocated together with her husband from Malawi during the 1970s. After the passing on of her husband in 2000, she was left with 12 children that she had to take care of.
“I Could Not Take Care Of My 13 Grandchildren”
A little over 40 kilometers away from Harare lies Murape Village in Seke. This village is home to an elderly woman who has endured very tough life experiences as she had to scratch and break sweat to take care of her big family – 13 grandchildren in total who are