Hwesa Association

24/06/2025

Introduction
Hwesa Association, a non-profit organization committed to community upliftment and charitable activities, organized a community cleaning campaign in Epworth to mark Good Deeds Day. The campaign, conducted from Chiremba to Munyuki, was aimed at promoting environmental cleanliness, hygiene awareness, and responsible waste disposal—particularly focusing on women and children’s health.

Objectives
To promote a clean and healthy environment in Epworth.
To educate residents on proper waste disposal practices.
To empower women through active participation in community health initiatives.
To build partnerships with other community stakeholders.

Key Activities
Street Cleaning:
Volunteers, mainly women, cleaned the streets from Chiremba to Munyuki, removing litter and debris.
Proper Disposal Education:
Residents, especially women with babies, were taught the importance of disposing of baby diapers properly to prevent health hazards such as cholera outbreaks.
Dead Animal Removal:
A dead dog was discovered during the cleanup and safely removed, preventing possible contamination and unpleasant odor.

Collaboration and Support
The campaign was made successful through collaboration with:
Other Non-Profit Organizations – Provided volunteer support and awareness.
Epworth Local Board – Supplied resources such as refuse bins and sanitary gloves, ensuring safety and effective waste management during the campaign.

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24/06/2025

1. Introduction
Hwesa Association, a non-profit organization committed to community upliftment and charitable activities, organized a community cleaning campaign in Epworth to mark Good Deeds Day. The campaign, conducted from Chiremba to Munyuki, was aimed at promoting environmental cleanliness, hygiene awareness, and responsible waste disposal—particularly focusing on women and children’s health.

2. Objectives
To promote a clean and healthy environment in Epworth.
To educate residents on proper waste disposal practices.
To empower women through active participation in community health initiatives.
To build partnerships with other community stakeholders.

3. Key Activities
Street Cleaning:
Volunteers, mainly women, cleaned the streets from Chiremba to Munyuki, removing litter and debris.
Proper Disposal Education:
Residents, especially women with babies, were taught the importance of disposing of baby diapers properly to prevent health hazards such as cholera outbreaks.
Dead Animal Removal:
A dead dog was discovered during the cleanup and safely removed, preventing possible contamination and unpleasant odor.

4. Collaboration and Support
The campaign was made successful through collaboration with:
Other Non-Profit Organizations – Provided volunteer support and awareness.
Epworth Local Board – Supplied resources such as refuse bins and sanitary gloves, ensuring safety and effective waste management during the campaign.
5. Participation and Impact
women participated.
Women encouraged one another to uphold cleanliness in their homes and community.
Increased awareness on health risks caused by improper waste disposal.
Strengthened community ties and a collective commitment to a cleaner Epworth.

6. Conclusion
The Good Deeds Day Cleaning Campaign was a significant step towards transforming Epworth into a cleaner, safer, and healthier environment. Hwesa Association remains committed to leading initiatives that empower women and uplift communities. The success of this campaign proves the power of collaboration and the importance of community-driven action

7. Acknowledgements
Hwesa Association would like to thank:
All the dedicated women who took part in the cleanup.
Partner organizations that supported the initiative.
The localboard for their valuable contributions and resources.
ZimCelebs Official UNICEF UNICEF Friends Fans Discussion & Worldwide Children Health and News Updates Fondation Donation members-Unicef TV Zimbo ZimEye Laurind Mandiquesse The City of Harare

24/06/2025

1. Introduction
Hwesa Association, a non-profit organization committed to community upliftment and charitable activities, organized a community cleaning campaign in Epworth to mark Good Deeds Day. The campaign, conducted from Chiremba to Munyuki, was aimed at promoting environmental cleanliness, hygiene awareness, and responsible waste disposal—particularly focusing on women and children’s health.

2. Objectives
To promote a clean and healthy environment in Epworth.
To educate residents on proper waste disposal practices.
To empower women through active participation in community health initiatives.
To build partnerships with other community stakeholders.

3. Key Activities
Street Cleaning:
Volunteers, mainly women, cleaned the streets from Chiremba to Munyuki, removing litter and debris.
Proper Disposal Education:
Residents, especially women with babies, were taught the importance of disposing of baby diapers properly to prevent health hazards such as cholera outbreaks.
Dead Animal Removal:
A dead dog was discovered during the cleanup and safely removed, preventing possible contamination and unpleasant odor.

4. Collaboration and Support
The campaign was made successful through collaboration with:
Other Non-Profit Organizations – Provided volunteer support and awareness.
Epworth Local Board – Supplied resources such as refuse bins and sanitary gloves, ensuring safety and effective waste management during the campaign.
5. Participation and Impact
women participated.
Women encouraged one another to uphold cleanliness in their homes and community.
Increased awareness on health risks caused by improper waste disposal.
Strengthened community ties and a collective commitment to a cleaner Epworth.

6. Conclusion
The Good Deeds Day Cleaning Campaign was a significant step towards transforming Epworth into a cleaner, safer, and healthier environment. Hwesa Association remains committed to leading initiatives that empower women and uplift communities. The success of this campaign proves the power of collaboration and the importance of community-driven action

7. Acknowledgements
Hwesa Association would like to thank:
All the dedicated women who took part in the cleanup.
Partner organizations that supported the initiative.
The localboard for their valuable contributions and resources.
ZimCelebs Official UNICEF UNICEF Friends Fans Discussion & Worldwide Children Health and News Updates Fondation Donation members-Unicef TV Zimbo ZimEye Laurind Mandiquesse The City of Harare

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