Make a difference in the lives of many young people.
Who Are We?
Tariro Youth Project is a private voluntary organization whose aims are to rebuild broken dreams, hopes, and lives and avoid multiple rejections of the youth in our society. It is a family built on the Christian foundations. The Family consists of boys and girls whose talents lay dormant. The agenda is to assist the children to achieve their dreams and become responsible God fearing persons. Our core values are Hope, Faith and unconditional Love. Read More

TYP family grow quality chickens which are big in size. The chickens are good for a better price. Thanks to the children who don’t tire up on doing good things and they do the projects with a loving and willing heart.
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As a Christian family we need spiritual support from all persons of faith throughout the whole world. TYP is a house which is open to any person willing to help the children to grow spiritually.
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TYP Family Thanksgiving Ceremony: A Joyous Celebration of Gratitude
Read moreThe Tariro family came together for their annual Thanksgiving Ceremony on a crisp and sunny day as a sincere way to express their gratitude and
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VISIT TO BERNARD MIZEKI SHRINE
Read moreGoing to Bernard Mizeki Shrine in June every year as a family is a unique, spiritual and cultural experience.We went to the shrine for a
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A Tribute to our beloved son and brother Chengetai Alfred(Chenge) :A Life Well-Lived
Read moreThe Tariro Family with great sadness announces the passing of Chengetai our beloved son and brother. He was a young man with a vibrant soul
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A Heartfelt Welcome to Our New Mothers: Sister Nyasha and Sister Emilia
Read moreWith open arms and joyful hearts, we welcome two new mothers into our family : Sister Nyasha and Sister Emilia. Their arrival marks a new
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QUOTE REVIEWS
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If you want short term returns grow maize, If you want long term returns grow trees, BUT for life time returns grow people!
Grandma Beata Tumushime -
it ‘s not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.
Rev. Fr Phillip Mutasa