
Our story
Mothers on Ministry Mission for Yeshua (MOMMY) is a women’s charity organisation supporting women, children and families. Our Christian faith inspires our work, and we welcome people from different backgrounds, faiths and communities. Our supporters include women and men, parents, grandparents and young adults.
Love, dignity and respect guide the relationships we build. We bring people together through prayer, fellowship and practical programmes that respond to community needs.
Faith expressed through practical care
Prayer and the word of God are central to MOMMY’s life. Alongside fellowship, our programmes focus on education, nourishment, skills and dignity. Partners, ambassadors and volunteers contribute their time, knowledge and resources to support this work.
Our projects include Mommy’s Scholarship, Girl Mommy, Mommy’s Kitchen and Hope and Faith Community Centre in Bocha, Mutare. They connect our vision with practical opportunities to stand alongside women, children and families.
A growing community story
Hope and Faith’s published updates record milestones including West Prop’s borehole support in 2023, the school opening in 2024 and support for the Grade One block reported in March 2026. These are dated achievements, rather than new appeals to fund the original work.
Read our project stories to explore this journey. For current priorities, volunteering opportunities or ways to contribute, please contact the MOMMY team.
Make a difference
Your time, encouragement and generosity can support MOMMY’s work. Explore the projects below, get involved or make a donation.
Our projects
Girl Mommy
Growing in faith, confidence and purpose.
Mommy’s Kitchen
Nourishment, fellowship and practical care.
Mommy’s Scholarship
Supporting children’s access to education.
Hope and Faith Community Centre
Learning, skills and community support in Bocha, Mutare.
Prison Outreach
To ask about MOMMY’s prison outreach work and current ways to help, contact our team.
Small acts of love. Lasting change.
Join us in supporting women, children and communities.
