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13/10/2026

Corporate partnerships that create real outcomes.

Our Annual Ball is more than a fundraising event – it’s an opportunity for organisations to align with:

• Transparent impact
• Sustainable healthcare solutions
• A trusted, professional charity with measurable outcomes

We’re currently engaging with Presenting, Major and Supporting partners who value integrity, collaboration and long-term impact.

📩 Enquiries welcome.

05/10/2026

✨ Last day at Camp ✨

Before the Warriors headed home, Bryn asked two of them, Ashley and Aayatt, about their week.

Their favourite moments? Playing games, and reciting a poem at the talent show. 🎤

What did they learn? Ashley shared tips on looking after your health, like eating less salt and fat, and Aayatt told us, "I learned how to be patient."

And would they come back next year? "Yes!" from both.

Thank you to every partner, donor, volunteer and medical team member who made these five days possible. See you next year!🦋

27/09/2026

✨ Ending Camp with our Warriors ✨

As camp came to an end, Doris sat down with some of our Warriors to hear about their experiences in their own words.

Meet Noah, 14, who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 2025 and returned to Camp Mukundi for his second year.

When Doris asked him what he had learned this year, Noah proudly shared that he had learned to inject himself correctly. And when she tested his knowledge, he knew exactly what angle to use: 90 degrees! 👏🏾

These moments are what our camp is all about. Building knowledge, confidence and independence, while giving children living with T1D a community where they feel understood and supported.

Well done, Noah! We’re so proud of you.

24/09/2026

💫🦋Day 3 🦋💫

One of the most beautiful things about this years camp was seeing children and families living with different health conditions come together as one community.

Dr. Adrian Musengi described the camp as a place where children and families could meet, interact and “speak the same language” through their shared experiences of living with chronic conditions.

For our T1D Warriors, that sense of belonging was incredibly powerful. They were learning, building confidence, sharing experiences and, importantly, simply enjoying being children together.

And then there was the talent show! 🎤✨

From the children, to their parents, and, the medical team, everyone was looking forward to seeing our Warriors take centre stage.

A huge thank you to Dr Adrian and every healthcare professional who gave their time, expertise and heart to our Warriors. Your contribution helped make Camp Mukundi such a special week!

This is what community looks like!

20/09/2026

Chipo caught up with Dr Mitchelle, one of our camp counsellors and a doctor who also lives with Type 1 diabetes.

For Dr Mitchelle, one of the most powerful parts of bringing Warriors together was seeing children realise that, despite living with different conditions, many of their challenges are shared.

From learning about their conditions to advocating for themselves, our Warriors are building something incredibly important: confidence.

And, of course, there was plenty of fun along the way, with the much-anticipated talent show bringing out some serious competition! 🏅✨

Thank you, Dr Mitchelle, and every counsellor and healthcare professional who helped make Camp Mukundi a space where our Warriors could learn, connect and grow together.

18/09/2026

Bryn caught up with the wonderful Dr. Evidence between sessions to ask about his biggest highlight of camp.

His answer was powerful: watching our youngest Warriors confidently explain their own conditions, recognise when their blood sugar is too high or too low, and know what to do next.

Dr. Evidence has seen children lose their lives to severe hypoglycaemia. So for him, seeing these children equipped with the knowledge to recognise the warning signs and respond is more than education. It is knowledge that can save lives.

A heartfelt thank you to Dr. Evidence and every doctor, nurse, counsellor and healthcare professional who gave their time, expertise and heart to our Warriors.

Your impact will last long after camp ends.

16/09/2026

✨ Day 3 - the day our Warriors took the stage ✨

The day 3 focus was advocacy.
What do you want?
Why do you want it?
And, who has the power to make it happen?

Our Warriors worked in groups, built case studies, and each wrote a personal pledge to use their voice for change. For children living with Type 1 diabetes, advocacy is never abstract.

Just as important was a breakout session for caregivers, who spoke openly about the realities of raising children with chronic conditions. The fears, the financial pressures, the resilience. Parents carry these burdens, and at Camp Mukundi their voices were part of the curriculum.

And then, as evening fell — the moment the whole camp had been rehearsing for: the talent show!

The evening was filled with poems, music and group performances the children had rehearsed all week. The highlight was a moving drama performed by Warriors, caregivers and healthcare professionals together, telling the story of the stigma many children with chronic conditions still face.

It was entertaining, but it also carried a message that no presentation could have delivered quite the same way.

13/09/2026

✨ 2026 Camp - Day 2✨

Day 2 at Camp Mukundi reminded us that healing is not only medical — it is emotional, creative, and human.

We spent the day discussing stigma and discrimination, mental health, and the power of sharing our stories. We painted, expressed ourselves, and then came together for sports day — a joyful reminder that play, movement, and connection are part of health too.

When young people feel supported, seen, and empowered, they can face life with more strength and confidence.

10/09/2026

✨ 2026 Camp - Day 1✨

Last month, the Lili Grace Foundation was proud to co-sponsor a camp bringing together 59 extraordinary young people living with chronic conditions — the majority of them living with Type 1 diabetes.

Day 1 was about setting the tone: orientation, welcome, and belonging. Every caregiver, counsellor and health professional wore an identifying colour, so no child ever had to guess who to turn to for help. A small detail — and exactly the kind that tells a newly diagnosed child: you are safe here.

For children living with Type 1 diabetes, knowledge is more than power. It is survival, confidence, and the foundation of a full life.

Thank you to all the partners that worked to bring this camp together. SolidarMed Zimbabwe, the Sonia Nabeta Foundation, NCDI Poverty Network and the Ministry of Health and Child Care.

Thank you to every donor who made this possible. This is your generosity at work.

More from camp in the days ahead!

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