World Vision Zimbabwe

World Vision Zimbabwe came to my school and gave us water. My friends and I can now wash our hands and drink from the tap whenever we want and this makes me happy." - Langelihle, grade three learner at Dukwe Primary School. Access to clean water is a basic need that should be available to every child. #WaterIsLife #WorldVision #Zimbabwe Read full story: https://bit.ly/3rrcF5p

World Vision, alongside Government stakeholders and community-led farmers, held a crucial meeting in Mvurwi to explore the Regreening of Communities model. This approach empowers farmers to restore and manage their natural resources, promoting sustainable land use and contributing to climate action. Through field visits and discussions, participants learned how this model can enhance biodiversity and support #climate resilience in Zimbabwe. This initiative underscores World Vision’s commitment to environmental sustainability for the well-being of children, families, and communities. #ClimateAction #sustainability #regreeningcommunities Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development World Vision Southern Africa McLarence Mandaza, PhD KALELE MAKHERA Gilbert Mushangari

World Vision Zimbabwe, with funding from USAID - Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, is collaborating with Musasa Project, and the Ministry of Health and Child Care, to support communities in Mudzi through the Protection and Nutrition Emergency Response for Mudzi Project. We are conducting community outreach efforts to screen children for Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) and Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM). Children identified as malnourished receive lifesaving supplementary feeding, with the goal of achieving recovery within just two weeks. 🧸💪 World Vision USAID

Meet a smile that is full of hope and possibility! 🌟 In World Vision Zimbabwe's education programs, every child has the chance to dream, learn, and grow no matter where they are from. Through access to quality education, children are empowered to build a brighter future for themselves and their communities. World Vision

We are excited to announce the winners of the speech competition centered around the theme: "Imagine a World Where the Girl Child Lives Her Vision Free from Drought and Climate Change Challenges." Congratulations to Tadiwa Mashonganyika and Nokutenda Boromo. Your passion and vision for a better world are truly commendable. Keep shining and sharing your powerful voices with the world! A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took the time to vote and show their support by liking the speeches. Your participation not only helped elevate the competition but also fostered a sense of community and shared commitment to creating a better, more sustainable future for all, especially the girl child. World Vision

Happy Monday! "Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men" (Colossians 3:23). Let us approach this week with dedication and passion, knowing our hard work has purpose! 🌟 World Vision

Every child's smile tells a story. Let us ensure that every child’s story is filled with safety and joy! #childprotection #safeguardingchildren World Vision

The effects of the Elnino induced drought extend beyond Zimbabwe, impacting the entire Southern Africa region. The drought has worsened economic conditions for the rural population. Read more :https://bit.ly/3YJ540d World Vision

Yesterday, World Vision Zimbabwe, alongside several government departments, held an inception meeting for the new El Niño Lifesaving Cash Project, funded by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). With $2.7 million in support, this initiative aims to provide critical assistance to communities affected by drought, ensuring vulnerable families receive the resources they need. Together, we’re working towards a safer, more resilient Zimbabwe. #worldvision #elninoresponse #CommunityResilience World Vision

Join us today on the sidelines of the 15th Africa Day for Food & Nutrition Security! We’ll be discussing the vital role of #children and #youth in tackling #hunger and malnutrition. Don’t miss it!!! #AfricaDay4FNS #EndHunger #EndChildMalnutrition #ENOUGH UNICEF Zimbabwe World Vision World Vision Southern Africa World Vision Lesotho