Young Africans Transformation Trust

01/09/2026

📢 YATT DONATION DROP-OFF POINTS – HARARE C*D
Dear friends, partners, well-wishers and members of our community,
Young Africans Transformation Trust (YATT) is pleased to announce our designated donation drop-off points in Harare for everyone who would like to support our children’s home.
📍 HARARE C*D DROP-OFF POINT:
Dubai Mall, adjacent to Coppa Cabana
📍 YATT CHILDREN’S HOME:
Glenwood Park
We warmly invite individuals, companies, churches, organisations and well-wishers to drop off donations at either of these locations. Every contribution, big or small, helps us provide food, clothing, education, care and hope to the children under our care.
❤️ Together, we can restore hope, transform lives and build a better tomorrow for every child.
🌐 Website:
https://yattzim.org/⁠�
📘 Facebook:
YATT page⁠�
📲 Join our WhatsApp Channel:
YATT WhatsApp Channel⁠�
YOUNG AFRICANS TRANSFORMATION TRUST (YATT)
“Every Child Is Everyone’s Child.” 💚💛
Your donation can put a smile on a child’s face. 🙏❤️

30/08/2026

11/08/2026

💔 TODAY MY HEART IS BROKEN

Today we went to Dunbery hoping to collect maize for mealie-meal and cabbages for the children at YATT, but sadly we could not get them because Dr Mutemeri was away for the Heroes celebrations.

We then went to Avondale hoping to collect used cooking oil and chicken bones. Sadly, Mrs Kiki was not available, and we were told that help may only come again in November.

November feels like a lifetime when children are hungry today. 😭

These children never asked to be orphans. They never asked for poverty. They only need food, love, protection and someone who cares.

I am tired, but I cannot give up on them. 💔

If you can help with even a small contribution towards food, please remember the children at YATT.

Every Child is Everyone's Child. 🙏💔

03/08/2026

A Heart Full of Gratitude ❤️🎉

Yesterday was a day filled with smiles, laughter, and unforgettable memories as the children of Young Africans Transformation Trust had the wonderful privilege of attending a beautiful birthday celebration in Warren Park after receiving a special invitation from Joshem Nyahwema.

For many of our orphaned and vulnerable children, moments like these are priceless. They were able to laugh freely, play with other children, enjoy delicious food, cut birthday cake, and experience the warmth of love and belonging.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Joshem Nyahwema and everyone who made the celebration so special. Your kindness reminded our children that they are valued, loved, and never forgotten.

May God richly bless you for opening your heart to these precious children. Your generosity has created memories they will cherish for years to come.

31/07/2026

Today I come before You not as a man seeking personal glory or financial gain, but as Pastor Mike and the father of the orphaned and vulnerable children You have entrusted into my care.

Lord, these children are innocent. They have known pain, loss, rejection, and hardship. Yet I believe You have a beautiful purpose for each one of them. Be their Provider when there is no food, their Shelter when they have no home, their Comfort when they cry, and their Hope when the future seems uncertain.

Father, I ask that You open the hearts of compassionate people across the world to remember these children. Raise men and women who will stand with us, pray with us, and support them so that no child sleeps hungry, goes without an education, or loses hope.

Lord Jesus, now that the world knows me and the work You have placed in my hands, I pray that You glorify Your Son through this mission. Let every act of kindness, every donation, every answered prayer, and every transformed life point people to Your love and not to me.

May these children grow into men and women of faith, wisdom, integrity, and purpose. Let their painful past become a testimony of Your unfailing grace. May Your name alone be lifted high through every life You restore.

30/07/2026

HOW YOUNG AFRICANS TRANSFORMATION TRUST WAS BORN
There are moments in life that change your heart forever. For me, that moment came when I met three young brothers—Kudakwashe, Nigel, and Samuel.
They were not playing like other children. They were not coming home from school. Instead, they were wandering the streets, searching through rubbish bins and scavenging for anything they could eat just to survive another day.
Their eyes told a story words could never fully explain. They had lost their parents, but even more painful was the feeling that they had been forgotten by the world.
I remember asking myself, "If I walk away today, who will love these boys? Who will protect them? Who will remind them that their lives matter?"
That day, I could not turn my back.
I held them close, and as they embraced me, I silently made a promise before God: I would do everything within my power to give orphaned and vulnerable children a place they could call home—a place where they would be loved, protected, educated, and given hope for a better future.
That promise became Young Africans Transformation Trust.
What started with the pain of three orphaned brothers has now grown into a mission to restore hope to many children who have nowhere else to turn.
The journey has not been easy. There have been days without enough food, nights filled with uncertainty, and countless financial challenges. Yet every smile from a child, every life restored, and every dream rebuilt reminds me why this mission must continue.
Today, I still carry the memory of Kudakwashe, Nigel, and Samuel in my heart. They were the reason this vision was born, and they continue to inspire me every single day.
To everyone who has supported Young Africans Transformation Trust through prayers, donations, encouragement, or simply sharing our story, thank you. You are changing lives.
If you believe every child deserves love, dignity, and a chance to dream again, we invite you to walk this journey with us. Together, we can

29/07/2026

OFFICIAL NOTICE

Young Africans Transformation Trust (YATT) is pleased to announce that, as part of our commitment to transparency, accountability, and professional service delivery, we have officially upgraded our financial management systems.

We now operate through an official bank account for all financial transactions. In addition, our current mobile money contribution platform will soon be upgraded to a Merchant Line, making donations more secure, convenient, and professionally managed.

To strengthen accountability and maintain accurate records, official receipts will now be issued for all cash donations, bank transfers, mobile money contributions, and all other forms of support. This will provide donors and well-wishers with proper documentation for future reference and financial accountability.

We sincerely thank all our partners, donors, and well-wishers for your continued trust and unwavering support. Together, we are building a brighter future for every child.

Young Africans Transformation Trust (YATT)
Every Child Is Everyone's Child

25/07/2026

🙏 THE ANOINTING OF JEHU – A CALL TO GIVE 🙏
Grace and peace to you all.
If you are unable to attend The Anointing of Jehu service in person, you can still be part of what God is doing. Your generous gift will help provide food, sanitary pads, stationery, clothes, and blankets for the children under the care of Young Africans Transformation Trust Children's Home.
Every gift, whether big or small, is a seed of hope that will touch a child's life.
"Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver." — 2 Corinthians 9:7
You can support using the details below:
Bank: NMB Bank (Joina City Branch)
Account Name: YOUNG AFRICANS TRANSFORMATION TRUST
Account Number: 12421394802001
EcoCash: 0777159339

May the Lord richly bless, increase, and reward every cheerful giver. Thank you for becoming the hands and feet of Christ to the orphaned and vulnerable children. Together, we are changing lives—one act of kindness at a time. 🙏❤️

17/07/2026

PURPLE HEARTS.....

08/07/2026

The Blessing of Giving to Orphaned and Vulnerable Children

There are few acts of love that reflect the heart of God more clearly than caring for orphaned and vulnerable children. They did not choose to lose their parents. They did not choose poverty, hunger, or hardship. They are blameless, yet they often carry burdens no child should ever have to bear.

When you give a child a meal, you do more than satisfy hunger—you restore hope. When you provide clothing, you do more than cover their body—you restore dignity. When you pay school fees or provide school supplies, you do more than educate a child—you open the door to a future that once seemed impossible.

Many people discover that after they have given to a child in need, they themselves experience a deep sense of peace and joy. That relief comes because love has found expression. A burden has been lifted from someone else's shoulders, and the giver becomes part of God's answer to a child's cry.

Scripture reminds us that pure and undefiled religion before God is to care for orphans and those in distress. James teaches that faith is demonstrated through compassionate action, not words alone.

Every gift matters. A loaf of bread may be forgotten by the one who bought it, but it may become the meal a hungry child prayed for. A pair of shoes may seem ordinary to you, but to a child walking barefoot, it is a reminder that someone cares. A blanket may be just another possession in your home, but to a vulnerable child, it can mean warmth, comfort, and safety through the night.

Jesus welcomed children and showed special concern for those who were overlooked. He taught that whatever we do for those in need, we do as an act of love that honors God. Matthew 25 reminds us that acts of mercy toward "the least of these" are precious in His sight.

Today, God still works through willing hearts. He may not send food from heaven, but He sends people. He may not place clothing directly on a child, but He moves someone to share.