Anglican Relief and Development in Zimbabwe

15/09/2026

Today marked the end of a Mental Health Training workshop done across all 5 Anglican dioceses in Zimbabwe. The objective of the training was to understand the basics of mental health and mental disorders, reduce stigma and harmful responses within churches, practice supportive listening and pastoral care skills and overally to build mentally healthy churches and families. Many thanks to Doc Mazvita Machinga and Psychotherapy, Care and Counselling Services
for the intense and robust training.
Anglican Relief and Development in Zimbabwe

15/09/2026

01/04/2026

Today Anglican Relief and Development in Zimbabwe Christian Aid Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Zimbabwe are having a public dialogue for the Feminist Reflection Group and Action Group (FRAG). The papers discussed are:Feminist Organizing in Zimbabwe, Everyday Feminism in Zimbabwe, Debundking Myths and Explorimg Feminism in Daily Realities and Feminism and the Informal Sector.

The dialogue stems from the FRAG group a collaborative initiative of feminists with diverse expertise aimed at increasing feminist intellevtual discourse. The public dialogue serves as the offficial launch platform for both papers. This creates a space for authors, policymakers, researchers amd members of the public.

Link for the publication is below:

https://gfnzw.org/publications/

21/03/2026

21/03/2026

Happy womens month to you all!!

08/03/2026

Rights are not enough without justice, and justice is not enough without action.

This International Women’s Day, we bring them together.

Rights. Justice. Action. .

Learn more: http://unwo.men/A3ty50YmEfk

08/03/2026

💧 This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the women who shape our world in countless ways.

Achieving SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation depends on inclusive governance and gender equality. Yet, women currently represent just over 20% of the global water workforce.

Bridging this gap is critical. From researchers and engineers to practitioners and policymakers, women bring essential perspectives that shape how water is understood and governed worldwide.

At the International Water Resources Association, we are proud to be part of a global community where women’s knowledge and experience are deeply integrated into the way we solve the world’s water crisis.

Today, on International Women’s Day, we recognise and celebrate women everywhere — in the water sector and beyond.

👉 Join us for our International Women’s Day and World Water Day joint celebration webinar: https://www.iwra.org/iwra-webinar-n74/

08/03/2026

Happy International Womens Day!!!
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06/03/2026

As we celebrate International Women’s Day on the 8th of March, under the international theme "Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL women and girls", we are inviting churches to take part in the Purple Sunday where church members wear anything purple as a symbol of justice and dignity.

This campaign encourages the church to advocate for a just, gender-equal world for all and to take practical actions in addressing sexual and gender-based violence.

- Stand against Gender Based Violence (GBV) and harmful practices, including child marriage, domestic abuse, and silence in the face of injustice.
- Promote positive masculinity, encouraging men and boys to act in Christ like love, humility, and responsibility.
- Celebrate the leadership, contributions, and resilience of women in our churches, communities, and families.
- Support access to services, healing, and safe spaces for survivors of abuse.

Wear purple as a symbol of justice, dignity, and hope.
United Nations Development Programme - UNDP Gender and Faith Network Side by Side ZimbabweEvangelical Fellowship of ZimbabweTearfundMinistry of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Dev.Christian AidTrocaireAnglican Relief and Development in ZimbabweCAFOD