>iCare Plus recognizes that some people, some groups and some communities are excluded and hindered by circumstances that they a born in. We feel that through community development these structures can be challenged to ensure that inequalities are addressed. Our community development projects are based on the values of human rights, social justice, and respect for diversity. For example, access to safe drinking water is a human right which most people in the Southern Africa are deprived of. In one of our projects, we drilled a well to provide easy access to drinking water for three villages. The impact this makes, not only to their health, but the time young girls and boys have for learning is multi-faceted.

iCare Plus was established in 2020 by Godfrey Chinomoma, Andrew Sithole and Muziwani Mtetwa with the objective to address existing resource issues in Southern Africa. The core aim of the organization is to change peoples' perceptions and expose them to opportunities that will eventually improve their standard of living.
By providing access to technology and courses where they can learn key trades and skills , we hand them the tools to improve their circumstances with their own effort and hard work.

Providing individuals with potential access to higher learning institutions and exposure to better opportunities is at the heart of this organization. The foundation has created a funding scheme for students in higher education and training institutions to enable them to further their studies, obtain self development skills and eventually better their communities.
Over the years sports and entertainment are an important path out of poverty African society, however these activities require exposure. iCare assists talented individuals from African communities by getting them in contact with skilled agents to manage and train them in their careers.