The Commonwealth Foundation has been involved in supplying and erecting a multi- purpose building of approximately 300 sq metres in Chidobe Village near Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. This was an exciting project community based project that involved the local community who assisted from the inception to the current stage where it is approximately 50% complete. Rev, Mitchell and Carol Lawrence, South African missionaries to Zimbabwe are currently pioneering and overseeing the project. This couple are serving this community in its development through the assistance of the Commonwealth Foundation members as well as other organizations. They are working to establishing various uses for the building such as a clinic, a crèche, a skills development center and for general community and church meetings. The project is ongoing and additional resources are still needed to bring it to completion and full operation.

The Common Wealth Foundation has also been involved in GHC in Dambuza, a township on the outskirts of Pietermaritzburg in KZN. Rev Jacob Khumalo and his wife Joyce Khumalo established the orphanage in 2003 and are still involved in its operations. Seventy nine children are taken care of daily by this couple. The orphanage caters for early childhood development of children ranging from newborns to 6 years old. The Common Wealth Foundation assisted by providing cooking utensils, beds and linen to assist at the Grace Help Centre.
The current building where the Orphanage is being housed, has been condemned. The Municipality has promised Rev Khumalo a plot of land to build a new orphanage. They are awaiting the handing over of the land.