Meals
For Hope

Trust Registration – MA318/2023

The MOBI is Zimbabwe’s very first Mobile Soup Kitchen, providing nutritious meals and support to women and children in some of our most vulnerable and isolated communities.

The organisation was officially launched in January 2022 and registered as the MOBI Trust, a non-profit organisation, in March 2023 .
Trust Registration – (MA318/2023).

The MOBI is an initiative that aims to reduce hunger and poverty on women and children, with a focus:
  • Food & nutrition
  • Health and psychosocial support
  • Education and literacy
  • Disaster/emergency response and relief
  • Awareness, fundraising and support.

7,000 +

Meals per month

1000 +

Families reached

10,000+

Target meals per month

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特別なボーナスが充実

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ゲームの幅と出金の早さ

ライブゲームやトーナメントも大充実。

  • 出金スピードは数分レベル
  • 対応通貨も多数
  • 初心者向けのガイドも完備

今すぐビットカジノ ボーナスをチェックしてお得に遊びましょう。

The MOBI

The MOBI currently provides in excess of 2,000 nutritious meals per month to children under 15 living in disadvantaged areas in and around Harare. We believe that the most effective way of helping others is to understand their plight and gain their trust before forcing solutions onto them. The best way to achieve this is to spend time within specific communities, developing a relationship with them whilst assisting where we can. We strongly believe that, through the use of the MOBI, we will be able to develop this relationship and provide long term assistance to the people that we visit.

The MOBI is also equipped to react to crises involving at risk communities and provide disaster relief where needed and is a fixture at all Harare’s fairs, exhibitions and markets where it is used as a platform to raise awareness and fundraise.

History will judge us by the difference we make in the everyday lives of children

Nelson Mandela

Our Aims

With the MOBI we are able to reach communities that have no access to alternative assistance through the various soup kitchens, Churches, and Charitable organisations operating in and around Harare, with a focus on children under the age of 15.

The MOBI currently visits squatter camps in Hatcliffe and Epworth each week, initially visiting the same communities in order to build up the important relationships required for effecting change. As well as providing weekly nutrition, the MOBI team is constantly gathering information on the most vulnerable children in the areas they visit, specifically in relation to their general health, HIV Status, level of education, and school attendance.

Based on this information, the team coordinates medical outreaches, extensive clothing, shoes, and blanket donations, assistance with applications for birth certificates and documentation as well as successfully launched the MOBI School Fee Campaign. Through the campaign and with the constant support of the MOBI team, over 30 children from the Magamba Squatter Camp in Hatcliffe have returned to school.

As the MOBI continues to grow, we will expand our reach into other communities.