About Cite Nazareth Mbare

The “NAZARETH CITY” Mbare is the fruit of the Pontifical Council for the Family. It is a pontifical work founded in 1997 to help vulnerable children. Its creation was decided during the meeting in Manila (Philippines) in October 1994. It was inaugurated by His Eminence Cardinal Alphonso Lopez Trujillo, President of the Council cited above at that time, on November 7, 1999.

This project was desired by His Holiness Pope John Paul II, who had already become Saint John Paul II and to whom the “NAZARETH Mbare CITY” was dedicated, as a gesture of his paternal concern towards orphaned and destitute children following the tragic events of 1994 This Pontifical work, which is both symbolic and exemplary, is intended to be the Church’s commitment to these young people who come from all corners of the country. The “NAZARETH CITY” Mbare collaborates with local authorities to seek out everything that can be useful to the nation.

  • Our Vision

    CITE NAZARETH Mbare aims to integrate vulnerable young people from families of different categories: Poor, divorced, fatherless and/or motherless, those who do not know their parents, and those with incurable diseases: HIV AIDS, cancer, and other kinds of disabilities, to become good citizens to the service of the society and Church.

  • Our Mission

  • Pastoral animation of young people
  • Bring young people to understand and recover human values
  • Develop among young people the spirit of solidarity and mutual aid

  • Our objectives

    CITE NAZARETH Mbare is called upon to meet the following objectives

  • Provide young people with formal and informal education
  • Promote peace, unity and reconciliation.
  • Offer young people solid preparation for their future life
  • Social assistance
  • Help young people get out of poverty
  • Pastoral care for young people
  • Help young people to get out of poverty
  • Cité Nazareth does all possible means to reduce the school dropout rate.
  • Promote young people's life in sports and clubs
  • Encourage and provoke the commitment to serve the society
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