Rooted in heritage. Built for possibility.

A five-acre campus designed to bring learning, nourishment, wellness, recreation and practical skills together.

Help bring the next phase to life.

Designed pro bono by Krueck Sexton Partners, the campus draws inspiration from the forms, materials and spatial traditions of Great Zimbabwe while creating modern spaces for children.

Sustainable features including solar power and borehole water to support a resilient environment for generations to come.

See what is complete, what comes next, and where support matters.

PHASE 1: Foundation complete

Core program spaces, volunteer quarters and admin offices establish the new campus.

PHASE 2: Priority now

Kitchen, bathrooms and essential infrastructure to keep children nourished, healthy and safe.

PHASE 3: The full vision

Expanded classrooms, chicken coops, sports fields, playgrounds, gathering areas and guardhouse.

A place that looks forward without losing sight of where it comes from.

Site Plan

Great Zimbabwe

An unfinished room with exposed brick walls, wooden ceiling, and two tall windows with metal security bars. Sunlight streams through the windows, casting shadows on the floor.
Interior of a brick room with a round window and a wooden ceiling.
Looking up through a white wooden pergola structure at a blue sky with scattered clouds, with brick walls on side.
A partially constructed brick wall with multiple rows of red bricks, some of which have holes, and visible gaps in the wall. The background shows a blue sky with a few white clouds.
Under construction brick building with blue metal roofs and open porch area, dirt ground in front, under a partly cloudy sky.
Construction site with brick walls and concrete beams forming a corridor, sunlight casting a pattern of shadow and light on the brick floor.
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