Envision Zimbabwe Women's Trust

02/06/2026

We have wonderful news to share with our Envision family! Envision Zimbabwe Women’s Trust’s application to be registered as a Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO) in Zimbabwe has been approved by Government.

This transition marks a new level of institutional growth and compliance, ensuring we remain at the forefront of women's rights and peace building in Zimbabwe.

25/05/2026

Happy Africa Day from Envision Zimbabwe Women's Trust! 🇿🇼

Today, we celebrate the beautiful diversity, rich cultural heritage, and unstoppable spirit of the African continent. This year’s Africa Day focus is on securing sustainable water and sanitation for all. We know that in our rural communities, women are at the heart of this mission. They walk the miles, care for our families, and work together to protect our natural resources.

At Envision, we see firsthand how empowering women transforms entire villages. From establishing financial independence through savings circles to leading local peacebuilding and dialogue, African women are the architects of a brighter tomorrow.

Let us continue to support grassroots, community-led solutions that protect our people, nurture our land, and preserve our peace.

12/05/2026

Peace isn’t just the absence of conflict; it’s the presence of justice and understanding. In districts like Hurungwe, our Women Peace Champions are working tirelessly to create harmony within their villages.

From mediating family disputes to leading community development projects, these brave women are proving that local voices are the loudest when it comes to change. We are proud to stand behind them, with the support of our partners, as they integrate traditional wisdom with modern advocacy to protect the rights of women and youth.

Listen to Pauline's Story below and get an appreciation of how your support can change the lives of women peace builders in our communities!

Watch and Subscribe: https://youtu.be/7vGobmCUq9c?si=d5U3VbObVBEXWaiz


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Hurungwe District, Ward 15 based Woman Peace Champion, Pauline Muzire shares her story on her work as a peace builder in her community.As one of the 60 Women...

01/05/2026

Happy Workers' Day from Envision Zimbabwe Women’s Trust! 🇿🇼

Today, we take a moment to celebrate the incredible spirit and hard work of people across Zimbabwe. From the vibrant markets to the busy offices and every home in between, your efforts keep our nation moving forward.

We especially want to honor the women whose dedication and care build stronger families and communities every day. Thank you for everything you do!

Wishing everyone a restful and happy holiday.

18/04/2026

Happy 46th Independence Day, Zimbabwe! 🇿🇼

Today we celebrate our nation and the heart of our nation: the women.

We believe that true national development is only possible when every voice is heard and every community is at peace. From all our community engagement initiatives, we see every day how unity in action creates lasting change. When women are empowered to lead in conflict transformation and economic growth, the path to development becomes clearer for everyone.

Let us continue to build a peaceful and prosperous Zimbabwe, together.

23/03/2026

We recently spent the past week in Hurungwe District (Ward 15) working with a group of determined women ready to transform their futures. Through our latest workshop, Envision Zimbabwe focused on building economic resilience through training on Financial Literacy and Peacebuilding

Through Income Savings and Lending Groups (ISALs) that bring about local income-generating activities, women have been empowered to gain economic independence. Additionally, peaceful community dynamics are also the brought about by integrating conflict transformation strategies to ensure economic growth.

When women have the tools to lead, the entire household thrives. This , we aren’t just celebrating progress, we are building it.



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(Images: Envision Zimbabwe conducting ISAL workshop in Hurungwe District Ward 15 and commemorating with the women in Ward 15.)

08/03/2026

Giving Today, Gaining a Better Tomorrow 🇿🇼

At Envision Zimbabwe Women’s Trust, we know that progress isn’t a solo journey—it’s a cycle. This , we embrace the theme

When we give women the platform to lead, we gain peaceful communities through . When we give women the protection of their , we gain a healthier, more autonomous generation. By giving our all to , we gain a society built on safety and respect.

Investment in a woman is never lost; it is multiplied. Today, we celebrate the incredible women we work with who give their hearts to their communities every day.

How are you giving to gain for women today? Share in the comments! 👇

05/03/2026

"Peace isn't just the absence of war" it's the presence of justice and equality. This , we celebrate our Women Peace Champions in Hurungwe District.

When we Give women the tools for conflict transformation, our communities Gain lasting stability.





(Image: Women Peace Champions in Hurungwe Ward 15, celebrating receiving peace equipment.)

21/02/2026

"Today we join the nation in celebrating National Youth Day! 🇿🇼

At Envision Zimbabwe, we believe that the begins with women-powered peace. From our work with the community, we see every day how community young women are leading the charge in conflict transformation and sustainable development.

Transformation isn’t just about the future; it’s about the actions young leaders take today to end GBV, promote hygiene, and build social cohesion.

Happy National Youth Day!

05/02/2026

In the heat of the remote Hurungwe District, distance is often a huge obstacle to peace. For the Women Peace Champions (WPCs) of Ward 15, responding to community disputes used to mean long, grueling treks on foot.

Thanks to the generous support of Peace Direct and Australian Embassy, Zimbabwe, that has changed.

Now equipped with professional uniforms and bicycles, our WPCs can move swiftly and safely. This increased mobility and visibility ensures that no conflict goes unaddressed, no matter how remote the location within the community.




(Images: Women Peace Champions in their branded uniforms and Bicycle presentation)