Christian care is an arm of churches offering themselves in service to God, testifying to the unity of churches in the richness of our diversity. It is owned by member churches whose constitution or doctrine is guided by Christian ecumenical principles. These member churches vary from church denominations, dioceses and conferences. As a faith based organization, Christian Care maintains the church as the entry point into communities. For more details visit, Member Churches >>>
Christian care is also an instrument of church related organizations that are lawfully registered in Zimbabwe. These Organizations are guided by the same Christian ecumenical principles and they subscribe to the promotion of development as a liberating process aimed at socio-economic growth and social justice. For more details visit, Member Organisations >>>
Christian Care has established institutional/organisational funding arrangement with its partners. Christian Care will work to develop appropriate long-term and sustainable funding mechanisms for its programmes and activities. Christian Care envisages a funding arrangement where funding partners ‘pool’ in funds from which allocations to priority programme areas shall be made by Christian Care. For more details visit, Funding Partners >>>
