Glares of HOPE TRUST

Glares of Hope (started on the 15th of November 2013) is a non-profit making organization. The number of dejected people is rising every second.

Glares of Hope (started on the 15th of November 2013) is a non-profit making organization that was formed by a group of rays of hope in order to support their clubs (Ray of Hope clubs) that have the initiative of empowering other people and other communities. In pursuant to this objective, we came up with a decision to form an organization that will offer extensive human empowerment to the communi

ty and itself. Consequently, we adopted the name ‘Glares of Hope’ because our subsidiaries, Ray of Hope clubs, bring about tidings of a hope that is awakening. In short, Ray of Hope is a motivational club particularly for secondary school students which was started on the 13th of October 2012 with the objective of mentoring students into their life dreams. Its primary purpose is to give hope to all people in the community in which it is found. As a result of this objective, Ray of Hope club does not only provide empowerment to students, but also it provides a helping hand to orphanages as a way of empowering them to live their lives to the fullest. The most common and active of this group of clubs is Ray of Hope Marist Nyanga. The objectives and work of the Ray of Hope clubs described above gives a skeleton of the objectives of Glares of Hope. Glares of Hope seeks to provide assistance to everyone it can support. Since Ray of Hope general motive is to strengthen human capacity for its own productivity so as to benefit everybody and make the world a better place to be, our primary objective becomes to empower everybody in all the areas of life. This limits the general productivity of the human race but there are still some glares of hope that are telling us to keep on going on and fulfilling our God-given dreams. Glares of Hope targets to reduce the high levels of human poverty coupled with the deadly pandemic HIV/AIDS. Being born in a poor family or having HIV/AIDS does not mean that you are incapable of doing what you dream of. Unfortunately, it has become the norm. Generally, people with HIV/AIDS have a terrible belief that they are bound to poverty, incompetence and incapability. Poverty is highly cyclical. The poverty cycle has to be broken down in order to increase human productivity which is another aim of Glares of Hope. Conclusively, Glares of Hope wants to trip hope to the world. We believe that many candles have burned out and have to be lit again in order to have people living happy and free lives.

20/05/2019

25/05/2018

“Africa’s story has been written by others; we need to own our problems and solutions and write our story”. President of Rwanda, Paul Kagame, 2013

Happy Africa Day to everyone.

10/02/2018

Rspe here we come

09/02/2018

Rusape KSM clean up campaign here we come with Tanaka Bill Nyamandi, Tinayeishe Nyanhongo, Tunga Mkondo, Panashe R G Gombiro and Dan Kumbula

05/02/2018

Season's greetings dearest Glares

We thank you all for the remarkable interest you showed in joining the organisation. Due to our limited capacity as of know we regret to inform you that we will only be absorbing a small number of individuals. We will be getting back to you as far as applications are concerned.

On another note, we will be with the Kriste Mambo club in Rusape this saturday as they partner with their Environmental Management Club to clean the town. See you all there.

Regards

Glares of Hope Public Relations

09/01/2018

Compliments of the new season to you all

06/08/2017

Today marked the end of the first ray of hope camp. These guys made my weekend. The Glares of Hope applauds the support shown by St Davids' Girls Ray Of Hope during this camp. We love you guys...

02/08/2017

Sanganai Creek here we come!!! August camp already in place... Final payments under-way

15/02/2017

This was grand crae

27/01/2017

Today was a day and a half. after our presentations students came flocking to have their personal issues looked at. what we learnt is to be able to address each problem as it came. not every problem can be solved by one solution but above all we will always be able to light up the world. Danhiko was a great experience for Glares of Hope and we are sure our relationship with the institution is now peripheral
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