Million Memory Project Zimbabwe - MMPZ

Million Memory Project Zimbabwe - MMPZ MMPZ is an organization that facilitates and supports young people in Psycho-social distress

OUR HEARTS ARE HEAVY WITH DEEP SORROWIt is with profound sadness that Million Memory Project Zimbabwe (MMPZ) joins the n...
25/08/2026

OUR HEARTS ARE HEAVY WITH DEEP SORROW

It is with profound sadness that Million Memory Project Zimbabwe (MMPZ) joins the nation, partners, colleagues, friends and the family of Mbonisi Tshuma in mourning his passing.

Mbonisi Tshuma was the Executive Director of Bantwana Zimbabwe, a remarkable leader, mentor and advocate whose dedication to children, adolescents, families and communities left a lasting impact.

His leadership was characterised by integrity, humility, compassion and an unwavering commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable children and strengthening communities across Zimbabwe. His vision and passion inspired many and contributed meaningfully to the work of creating a better future for those he served.

Although he is no longer with us, the legacy of service, kindness and positive change he leaves behind will continue to live on through the many lives he touched and the communities he helped empower.

To his beloved wife Emelda, his children Lihle and Khaya, extended family, friends, colleagues and everyone mourning this painful loss, MMPZ extends its deepest and heartfelt condolences. May you find comfort in the cherished memories you shared with him and strength during this difficult time.

As the Million Memory Project Zimbabwe family, we grieve the loss of a remarkable leader and partner. His passion, dedication and commitment to uplifting others will forever be remembered and deeply cherished.

MAY HIS SOUL REST IN ETERNAL PEACE.

His legacy will continue.

From 17–19 August 2026, we conducted a three-day vocational skills training in Bulawayo, equipping 67 youths with practi...
23/08/2026

From 17–19 August 2026, we conducted a three-day vocational skills training in Bulawayo, equipping 67 youths with practical skills in the production of household cleaning products.

The training covered the production of toilet cleaner, dishwashing liquid, and pine gel, combining theoretical learning with hands-on practical sessions. Participants were introduced to the materials, measurements, production processes, safe handling practices, and key considerations for producing quality cleaning products.

Beyond learning how to make the products, the training provided participants with practical skills that can be applied at household level and potentially developed into small-scale livelihood and income-generating opportunities.

By creating spaces where young people can learn, practise, and build confidence in practical skills, we continue to invest in their self-reliance, entrepreneurship, and future opportunities.

Happy World Breastfeeding Week!To every mother living with HIV who is breastfeeding this week, we celebrate your strengt...
07/08/2026

Happy World Breastfeeding Week!
To every mother living with HIV who is breastfeeding this week, we celebrate your strength, courage and unwavering love.

With consistent treatment, regular clinic visits, and the right support, you are giving your baby a healthy start while protecting both your health and theirs. Your journey is one of resilience, not limitation.

This World Breastfeeding Week, let’s replace myths with facts, choose compassion over stigma, and stand with every mother on her breastfeeding journey.

You are strong. You are enough. You are giving your baby the gift of love and nourishment.

Happy World Breastfeeding Week from Million Memory Project Zimbabwe. 💜🩷

In case you missed us on Skyz Metro FM 100.3 yesterday evening, we brought the conversation where it matters most! 🎙️Wit...
02/07/2026

In case you missed us on Skyz Metro FM 100.3 yesterday evening, we brought the conversation where it matters most! 🎙️

With support from the National AIDS Council, representatives from Million Memory Project Zimbabwe joined Skyz Metro FM for an engaging discussion on Parent-to-Child Communication and Young People’s Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Services.

The conversation explored why open, honest and age appropriate communication between parents, caregivers and young people is essential. When families create safe and supportive spaces for dialogue, young people are more likely to seek accurate information, make informed decisions and confidently access the SRHR services they need.

We also discussed the important role that parents, communities, schools and service providers play in fostering trust, reducing stigma and ensuring that no young person is left behind when it comes to their health and well-being.

Our key message was clear: Let’s break the silence—communication is key.

By encouraging meaningful conversations at home and within our communities, we can empower young people with knowledge, strengthen family relationships and promote healthier futures for all.

Together, let’s continue creating safe, supportive, and non-judgmental environments where every young person can access the information and services they deserve.

Youth Voices at the Centre of ChangeYouth representatives from different organizations came together at the Parliamentar...
02/07/2026

Youth Voices at the Centre of Change

Youth representatives from different organizations came together at the Parliamentary Youth Caucus, held in partnership with the SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC-PF) SRHR, HIV and AIDS and Governance Project at Lobengula Hall in Bulawayo. The platform created a space for young people to engage directly with decision makers on critical issues affecting access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), HIV services and mental health support.

Million Memory Project Zimbabwe was proud to support its youth representatives in contributing to these important conversations. Together with other young advocates, they called for more disability inclusive and youth friendly SRHR services, ensuring that young people with disabilities are not left behind. They also advocated for increased investment in mental health rehabilitation centres in Bulawayo and the placement of social workers in schools to provide psychosocial support for young people living with HIV, helping to improve their well-being and treatment adherence.

The engagement reaffirmed that when young people are meaningfully included in decision making processes, they become powerful advocates for change. Their voices, experiences and recommendations are essential in shaping policies and programmes that respond to the realities and needs of adolescents and young people.

Together, we continue to champion a future where every young person is heard, included and empowered to thrive.

Every girl deserves dignity, support, and access.
28/05/2026

Every girl deserves dignity, support, and access.

Happy Africa Day Holiday!Today we celebrate the beauty of Africa, our culture, unity, diversity and resilience. May this...
25/05/2026

Happy Africa Day Holiday!
Today we celebrate the beauty of Africa, our culture, unity, diversity and resilience. May this day remind us to stand together, support one another, and take pride in our African identity and heritage.

MMPZ Wishes You a Happy Africa Day Holiday!

Lunia Centre for Youths
Childline Zimbabwe
International Youth Network tdhs
Insiza Godlwayo AIDS COUNCIL-Iyn
Znfpcmatnorth
Bekezela HBC
MASO Youth Network

May Mental Health Awareness Month!Lunia Centre for YouthsChildline ZimbabweMASO Youth Network International Youth Networ...
12/05/2026

May Mental Health Awareness Month!

Lunia Centre for Youths
Childline Zimbabwe
MASO Youth Network
International Youth Network tdhs
Bekezela HBC
Insiza Godlwayo AIDS COUNCIL-Iyn
Million Memory Project Zimbabwe - MMPZ

Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible mothers.Lunia Centre for YouthsBekezela HBCInternational Youth Network tdhsMASO...
10/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible mothers.

Lunia Centre for Youths
Bekezela HBC
International Youth Network tdhs
MASO Youth Network
Childline Zimbabwe
Insiza Godlwayo AIDS COUNCIL-Iyn
Million Memory Project Zimbabwe - MMPZ

Happy Workers' Day to the incredible team at Million Memory Project Zimbabwe! Today, we celebrate the tireless dedicatio...
01/05/2026

Happy Workers' Day to the incredible team at Million Memory Project Zimbabwe! Today, we celebrate the tireless dedication of all our staff members and the selfless passion of our Development Facilitators. Whether you are behind the scenes coordinating programs or on the ground facilitating community growth, your energy is the heartbeat of MMPZ. Thank you for giving your time, your skills, and your hearts to build a brighter future across Zimbabwe. We appreciate you!

Address

Bulawayo

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Million Memory Project Zimbabwe - MMPZ posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Million Memory Project Zimbabwe - MMPZ:

Shortcuts

Share