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AFADU’s mission is to enable the people of Chikombedzi, and therefore in collaboration with the local community, we continue to identify strategies that will provide a hand up rather than a hand out.
Today, our central focus is to support LCV, a home and school to 30 orphans
The Lirhanzo Grinding Mill and Lirhanzo Bakery are two micro finance projects aimed at helping LCV achieve greater self-sustenance.
Along with a strong focus on vocational training and moving LCV children into jobs.
We continue to support the local hospital, Chikombedzi Mission Hospital, and our proud of some of the prevention and early intervention strategies the Hospital has been able to achieve.
Explore AFADU to learn more about our strategies. And of course the kids at LCV.
AFADU was founded in 2004 by former Chairperson, Julie Routledge, following a trip to Zimbabwe, where she observed the poor conditions in which a group of orphaned and vulnerable children lived in Chikombedzi, Mwenzi District, Zimbabwe.
The volunteers running AFADU in Australia are busy people with busy lives but one thing they have in common is that they are all quite ordinary citizens, doing extraordinary things.
Community development project approach: a process of working with communities, in an environment that advocates the full and active participation of all community members.
Fergal and Marg joined AFADU in 2011. They had previously being volunteering in Uganda but we had accomplished what we needed to do and wanted to try a new venture. Meet them all…
AFADU board and volunteers want to make sure the support and donations are making a difference on the ground. AFADU is registered as a charity with Australian Charities and Not for Profit Commission (ACNC).
The volunteers running AFADU in Australia are busy people with busy lives but one thing they have in common is that they are all quite ordinary citizens, doing extraordinary things.
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Lirhanzo Children’s Village - Chikombedzi, Zimbabwe Africa
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