Hand in Hand Zimbabwe is a non-profit organization that helps resource limited and marginalized people in rural communities, particularly women and youth, to create better livelihoods for themselves and their families through interventions which increase economic opportunities…
The Jobs for Zimbabwe project aim to improve sustainable household economy for the target population including
The Jobs for Zimbabwe project aim to improve sustainable household economy for the target population…
The project is targeting 100% youths in Chirumanzu and Shurugwi expanding to Nkayi in the 2nd phase…
Green Enterprises Project is one of the economically and environmentally viable projects that has been adopted…
The Daughters of Africa (DoA) Project is a project that aims to instil hope for the future of young girls in Namibia…
The Jobs for Zimbabwe project aim to improve sustainable household economy for the target population…
Horticulture Value Addition and Women Economic Empowerment Project (HOVAWEEP) through partnership of Hand in Hand Zimbabwe, SADC and GIZ…..
The Daughters of Africa (DoA) Project is a project that aims to instil hope for the future of young girls in Namibia
Hand in Hand Zimbabwe is dedicated to supporting women and rural communities through holistic initiatives that prioritize community, mental, and maternal health.
Recognizing the interconnectedness of economic stability, health, and well-being, our programs empower women and youths with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to improve their health outcomes and those of their families. Through community-based interventions, we promote mental health awareness, maternal healthcare, and nutrition education, equipping communities to thrive and break cycles of poverty. By fostering resilient communities, we aim to create a lasting impact on the health and prosperity of rural Zimbabwe.
I am Tambudzai Macheso (43) mother to five children from ward 10 (Chachacha) Shurugwi Rural District. In 2019 ,l joined a Self Help Group called Manera eBudiriro (ladder of success) that was formed by Hand
I am Muchaneta Dzinobaya, a 38-year-old mother of three from Donga Village in Shurugwi Rural District. In 2021, I joined Hand in Hand Zimbabwe’s self-help group (Shooting Stars) through the MEY (Motivated & Entrepreneural Youth)
“I struggled with low earnings to successfully expand my business but Hand in Hand Zimbabwe helped me, through access to financial support and trainings. I’m Patience Chigariro (39) an entrepreneur from Jonga Business Centre in
I am Graceful Chatora an entrepreneur from Donga, Chachacha Ward 10 in Shurugwi District. I have a registered enterprise named Gradvan Pvt Ltd . I had no knowledge on how to manage my business and
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