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Founded in 1988, Musasa is an NGO whose operations are based on advocacy, peace building and provision of direct services such as counselling, legal aid,medical assistance, life skills and temporary shelter to survivors of GBV

The internet should be a place of opportunity, not intimidation. Together, we can end online harassment, bullying and ab...
31/07/2026

The internet should be a place of opportunity, not intimidation. Together, we can end online harassment, bullying and abuse by choosing respect, reporting harmful behaviour and standing with women and girls in digital spaces.

Our Quarterly Newsletter for April to June 2026 is here. Over the past quarter, we reached thousands of women, girls and...
30/07/2026

Our Quarterly Newsletter for April to June 2026 is here.

Over the past quarter, we reached thousands of women, girls and communities through prevention, protection, advocacy and economic empowerment initiatives. Inside this edition, you'll find impact stories, programme highlights, key milestones and the difference your support continues to make.

Read the full newsletter here: https://f.mtr.cool/bkblvvmhgx

Digital spaces belong to everyone. Women and girls have the right to participate, express themselves and connect online ...
30/07/2026

Digital spaces belong to everyone. Women and girls have the right to participate, express themselves and connect online without fear of harassment, bullying, abuse or objectification. Let’s create an internet where respect is the standard and safety is a right, not a privilege.

The Parliamentary Thematic Committee on Sustainable Development Goals visited Musasa’s Gutu Safe Shelter at Sote to asse...
29/07/2026

The Parliamentary Thematic Committee on Sustainable Development Goals visited Musasa’s Gutu Safe Shelter at Sote to assess the accessibility, quality and inclusivity of services provided to survivors of gender-based violence.

During the visit, Hon. Senator Chief Siansali underscored the Committee’s commitment to ensuring shelters effectively meet the needs of all survivors, including women, girls, persons with disabilities, older persons and those in remote communities.
Musasa reaffirmed that its safe shelter remains committed to providing survivor-centred services for all survivors of gender-based violence, guided by the principle of leaving no one behind.

The visit reflects the importance of strengthening safe, inclusive and accessible protection services, ensuring that every survivor can access the care, support and protection they deserve.

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Silence shapes culture more than we realise. What gets tolerated today becomes tomorrow’s normal. Choose standards that ...
29/07/2026

Silence shapes culture more than we realise. What gets tolerated today becomes tomorrow’s normal. Choose standards that protect dignity and accountability for all women and girls.

The beliefs we inherit can shape how we view respect, communication, power and relationships. Reflecting on them is an i...
29/07/2026

The beliefs we inherit can shape how we view respect, communication, power and relationships. Reflecting on them is an important step towards building healthier relationships and communities. What's one piece of relationship advice you have learned to see differently over time?

Pain is not proof of love. Suffering is not a measure of commitment. ​For generations, patriarchal conditioning has taug...
28/07/2026

Pain is not proof of love. Suffering is not a measure of commitment. ​For generations, patriarchal conditioning has taught women and girls that a "good woman" endures at all costs. It's time to unlearn the lie and stop glorifying the suffering of women and girls.
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Traditional and religious leaders in Ward 12, Buhera, have committed to using their influence to challenge harmful socia...
28/07/2026

Traditional and religious leaders in Ward 12, Buhera, have committed to using their influence to challenge harmful social norms and practices that limit women’s agency following a dialogue facilitated by Musasa at Chiweshe Clinic.

The engagement strengthened leaders’ understanding of their role in advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment, equipping them to champion positive social norms and influence attitudes within their communities.

By engaging influential community leaders, Musasa continues to strengthen community-led efforts to create safer, more equitable environments where women and girls can thrive.

Did you know? Most survivors of GBV are harmed by someone they know and not strangers. Violence often happens in familia...
28/07/2026

Did you know? Most survivors of GBV are harmed by someone they know and not strangers. Violence often happens in familiar spaces where trust is expected. Break the silence, speak up and seek help. If you or someone you know needs support, reach out today.

27/07/2026

Humiliation is not humour. When insults, mockery or public embarrassment are used to control or silence someone, that is abuse, not personality. Respect should never come with shame. If you or someone you know is experiencing GBV, reach out to Musasa for support.

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