I AM ZimbabweTrust

29/05/2026

20/05/2026

Spreading smiles, one yoghurt at a time!

A massive, heartfelt thank you to the incredible team at /Pro-Dairy for their generous donation of delicious yoghurts to our kids at the I Am Mbare OVC School.

Nutrition is a vital part of education, and thanks to your kindness, our learners enjoyed a healthy, tasty treat that put the biggest smiles on their faces! Partnerships like this remind us that it truly takes a village to raise—and nourish—a child.

Thank you for investing in the future of Mbare's children and for standing with the I Am Zimbabwe Trust.

20/05/2026

We are incredibly moved and deeply grateful for the overwhelming kindness shown by former Zimbabwean cricketer Neville Madziva
Neville recently visited the I Am Mbare OVC School and generously donated a massive supply of essential food stuffs to support our daily feeding program.

For many of our vulnerable children, the meals they receive at school are their main source of nutrition. Neville's contribution does so much more than just fill plates—it brings smiles, fuels bright minds, and reminds our kids that the community stands firmly behind them.

"It’s not just about giving back; it’s about pouring love into the roots of our future." Thank you, Neville, for being a true champion both on and off the cricket field. Your generosity is making a tangible difference in Mbare!

20/05/2026

On May 8th, I Am Zimbabwe Trust partnered with the incredible team for a transformative day focused on skill-building, mental well-being, and self-reliance.
We brought together dynamic female guardians and vibrant school pupils for a powerful, interactive workshop designed to uplift our community from the ground up.
Our youth engaged in a vital session led by Mental Health Hut on the importance of empathy, kindness, and standing up for one another. They learned how to spot bullying, protect their mental well-being, and foster safe, inclusive spaces both in and out of school.
Creativity and entrepreneurship took center stage! Both our pupils and female guardians dived into practical bead-working training.
This session equipped them with sustainable crafting skills to start their own micro-businesses, enabling them to work for themselves and build financial independence.
It was a fantastic opportunity to learn a new craft, unlock their creativity, and understand the basics of self-reliance from an early age.
True community development means addressing both mental well-being and practical life skills. A massive thank you to Mental Health Hut for their invaluable insights, and to all the pupils and guardians who brought so much energy to the day!

Together, we are building a stronger, safer, and more self-reliant Zimbabwe.

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

We were absolutely blown away by the spirit of Ubuntu! The incredible students from Peter's Kubatana High School Official paid a visit to our center, and they didn’t come empty-handed.

With hearts full of compassion, they brought generous donations to support our Orphaned and Vulnerable Children (OVC) School. From essential supplies to shared smiles, these young changemakers reminded us that the future of Zimbabwe is bright, kind, and deeply connected.
At I AM ZIMBABWE TRUST, we believe that community-led support is the backbone of sustainable change. When our youth take the lead in uplifting others, they aren't just giving back—they are building the nation they want to see.

"True leadership is about service. Thank you, for leading by example!"

Join the movement. Whether through donations, volunteering, or simply spreading the word, you can help us rewrite the story for our OVC learners.

09/03/2026

**March 6th**, the **I AM ZIMBABWE TRUST** team took to the streets in a powerful show of solidarity! We were honored to join the **United Methodist Church** for an impactful **Anti-Drug Awareness March**.
Our message was loud and clear: **Drugs have no place in our homes, our schools, or our future!**
It was inspiring to see the congregation, community leaders, and young people walking side-by-side. At I AM ZIMBABWE TRUST, we believe that "Many hands make light work." When the church and civic organizations stand together, our community becomes an unbreakable shield against substance abuse.

The drug epidemic isn't just a statistic—it’s affecting our brothers, sisters, and children. By marching, we are:
✅ **Breaking the Stigma** around addiction.
✅ **Showing Support** for those in recovery.
✅ **Reclaiming our Streets** from drug peddlers.

"I am my brother’s keeper. I am my sister’s keeper. **I AM ZIMBABWE.**"

A massive shout-out to the United Methodist Church for the invitation and for their incredible organization. It is through such partnerships that we will see a drug-free generation rise.
What can YOU do today?
Talk to a young person, share this post to spread awareness, or simply check in on a neighbor. Let’s keep this momentum going!