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A registered PVO that is leading community engagement efforts in promoting mental health, preventing substance and drug misuse, providing treatment and psychosocial support services that fosters recovery while ensuring better health outcomes.

13/05/2026

On Monday, the Mubatirapamwe team had an insightful discussion on Capitalk FM 100.4 FM with host Folake on the growing concern of va**ng among young people.

During the interview, Tendai highlighted that, unlike traditional ci******es and to***co, va**ng has not yet received the same level of attention at policy and law enforcement levels, despite its increasing use among youth.

When asked what schools can do to help children understand that va**ng is not as harmless as it may seem, Tendai emphasized that psychoeducation, counseling, and early prevention programs are essential in raising awareness about the health risks of va**ng and equipping young people with accurate information and healthy coping skills.

What other steps do you think schools, parents, and communities can take to protect children from va**ng?

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12/05/2026

Mubatirapamwe Private Voluntary Organization notes the Honourable Minister Edgar Moyo’s public recognition of our work in psycho-social support for drug and substance use.

We remain committed to collaborating with the Government and other stakeholders in promoting recovery, rehabilitation, reintegration, and long-term healing within our communities.

We are humbled that our Caregiver Support Meeting Program held on 28 March was acknowledged as part of the collective efforts to strengthen families and support caregivers through shared experiences, healing, and resilience.

Together, we can continue building a society that prioritizes recovery, hope, mental wellness, and sustainable support systems for all.



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Ministry of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare

12/05/2026

Throwback to the training program on mental health, drug and substance use where one of our social workers, Thabiso educated young people from SOS Children’s Villages Bindura on the importance of mental health.

During the training session, mental health was described as a balanced state of social, emotional, and psychological well-being. They were also taught that having good mental health enables individuals to cope with everyday challenges and stress, including school-related stress.

The session further highlighted the differences between mental health, mental wellness, and mental well-being, helping them gain a deeper understanding of what it truly means to maintain good mental health.

08/05/2026

The Say "Cut Down Smoking🚭!!!"

Smoking damages almost every organ in the body and can lead to heart disease, lung disease, cancer, and addiction. Every cigarette affects your health, your future, and the people around you.

Quitting may not be easy, but you do not have to do it alone. 💙

Are you struggling with smoking, mental health issues, or any other drug and substance use?
Mubatirapamwe PVO is providing FREE psychosocial support services on mental health issues, drug and substance use, brief interventions, and referrals to treatment. Help is available, and recovery is possible.

Take the first step towards a healthier and better life today.

For Psychosocial Support Services on Mental Health, Drug and Substance Use,
Call Mubatirapamwe Telehealth on 0772379751/ 0783028632/‪+263242778992‬
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.mubatirapamwe.org


07/05/2026

Your mental health matters, and no one should struggle alone. Join us on the 27th of June 2026 at St Paul Anglican Church, Highfield where we will be offering free psychosocial support on mental health issues, drug and substance use , brief interventions, referrals to treatment, and education on the dangers of drug and substance use.

Our goal is to create a safe and supportive space where individuals, families, and communities can access help, gain knowledge, and receive the support they need for better wellbeing. 💙

👉 Do you or someone you know need psychosocial support on mental health assistance, or help with drug and substance use challenges? Come through and access our free services.




05/05/2026

On Monday, Tendai and Edney from Mubatirapamwe had an insightful discussion on va**ng and its impact on health, live on Capitlk FM. During the session, Tendai unpacked how v**e devices work and highlighted the harmful chemicals they contain.

He emphasized that va**ng products often contain ni****ne, a highly addictive substance that can lead to dependency. In addition, he shed light on the presence of toxic heavy metals such as lead, which pose serious health risks. The discussion also focused on diacetyl, a chemical linked to severe lung damage, which can contribute to EVALI (Electronic and/ or Vaping-Associated Lung Injury).

This discussion served as an important reminder of the hidden dangers of va**ng and the need for increased awareness, especially among young people. Did you know that va**ng can be just as harmful as smoking ci******es?

Today the Mubatirapamwe team had an engaging live session with host Folake on Capitalk 100.4FM, unpacking the realities ...
04/05/2026

Today the Mubatirapamwe team had an engaging live session with host Folake on Capitalk 100.4FM, unpacking the realities of va**ng. The discussion highlighted how va**ng is often seen as more fashionable and “safer” than smoking, especially among young people, yet the risks are frequently underestimated. They also explored why many individuals turn to va**ng as a way to cope with stress, raising important questions about healthier alternatives and awareness.

This conversation is a reminder that trends don’t always equal safety, and what looks “cool” can still carry serious health consequences.

Do you think va**ng is truly less harmful than smoking, or has it just been marketed in a way that makes it seem safer? What are your thoughts?

Happy International Workers Day from Mubatirapamwe
01/05/2026

Happy International Workers Day from Mubatirapamwe

The Mubatirapamwe team successfully conducted a 2-day training program on mental health, drug and substance use for youn...
30/04/2026

The Mubatirapamwe team successfully conducted a 2-day training program on mental health, drug and substance use for young people from SOS Children ‘s Villages-Bindura.

Day 1 focused on mental health awareness, equipping participants with knowledge, practical strategies, and essential skills to promote well-being and manage everyday stressors. Through interactive discussions and shared experiences, the participants developed a deeper understanding of self-awareness, emotional balance, and the importance of seeking psychosocial support. Emphasis was also placed on adopting healthy coping mechanisms to prevent challenges from escalating into mental health concerns.

Building on this foundation, Day 2 shifted focus to drug and substance use education. Participants were taught about commonly used drugs, their effects, root causes of use, and the risks associated with substance abuse. Through detailed explanations and educational videos, participants gained valuable insight into how drug and substance use impacts individuals and communities. The session also created space for open engagement, allowing participants to ask questions and gain clarity.

Together, the two days created a holistic platform for learning, reflection, and empowerment, encouraging informed choices, resilience, and healthier lifestyles.

28/04/2026

Yesterday, Mubatirapamwe team alongside Mandla Machakaire from International Wellness joined the Detox show on 100.4 FM, hosted by Folake, to unpack the growing concern of drug and substance smuggling in both boarding and day schools.

Mandla courageously shared his personal story, revealing how he was first introduced to alcohol at just 13 years old through family exposure. He reflected on how learners disguised alcohol in juice bottles to avoid suspicion, making it easier to consume on school grounds away from teachers and seniors. The discussion also highlighted how substances such as ma*****na continue to find their way into schools, exposing the harsh reality of accessibility among young people.

This conversation sheds light on the urgent need for awareness, prevention, and open dialogue around substance use in schools. Protecting young lives starts with honest conversations and collective responsibility.

What do you think is the most urgent priority: awareness, counseling, or community education? Why?

During the weekend, the Mubatirapamwe team partnered with the Tanny Mashamhanda Foundation and the International Wellnes...
27/04/2026

During the weekend, the Mubatirapamwe team partnered with the Tanny Mashamhanda Foundation and the International Wellness Center to conduct a Training of the Trainers program. The aim was to empower volunteers with knowledge on mental health issues, drug and substance use through a Training the trainer session.

The training session featured an engaging opening by Tanaka Mashamhanda, founder of the Tanny Mashamhanda Foundation . It was followed by insights from Mandla Machakaire from the International Wellness Center on substance use and non-substance addictions. An interactive discussion was led by Tendai from Mubatirapamwe PVO, focusing on stigma, relapse, and the importance of support systems and family involvement.

Dr. Dewa from the International Wellness Center concluded the session by focusing on training trainers and strengthening school-based awareness programs for young people.

✨ Change begins with knowledge 😇
Together, we can build stronger, healthier communities—free from substance abuse.

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