HOPE for KIDS

07/05/2026

06/05/2026

The Hope for Kids team visited Marange Cluster today and conducted a menstrual health program at Mount Makomwe Primary hosted by the United Methodist Revrend Kachidza and the United Methodist Ministry of Women, Youth and Children. A total number of 23 people attended the training program. The program covered essential topics such as personal hygiene, relationships, menstrual health, drug abuse, and ending child marriages. Participants also received hands-on training sewing reusable sanitary pads, learning practical skills to improve their menstrual health and creating products for entrepreneurship purposes. An interactive question and answer session was held, allowing attendees to clarify doubts, share ideas, and learn from each other's experiences, fostering a supportive environment to promote better menstrual health practices. The session aimed to empower attendees with knowledge and skills to promote health, well-being, and economic opportunities.

29/04/2026

The Hope for Kids team visited 2 households under the Education Project. We had a chance to interact with the children and their guardians. They expressed their gratitude towards the schools fees aid by Hope for Kids. They also shared their day to day life experiences and the hardships they encounter. The Education Project Coordinator also provided counseling and psychosocial support to the families, ensuring their psychological well-being.

29/04/2026

Tashinga attended the TIZ multi-stakeholder dialogue this April 2026 at Holiday Inn Conference Room, representing Hope for Kids Zimbabwe. The meeting brought together civil society and development partners to discuss corruption enablers, whistleblowing challenges, the role of media, and progress on the Whistle-blower and Witness Protection Bill. Key discussions highlighted the need for stronger legal protection, safe reporting channels, and better safeguards for whistle-blowers. The dialogue also emphasized gender-sensitive approaches, digital security, and public awareness in the fight against corruption. We remain committed to supporting accountability, transparency, and community voices in Zimbabwe.

21/04/2026

our favorite colleagues and twins in Child Protection, Mwana Trust

18/04/2026

18/04/2026

17/04/2026

Urgent Appeal for May to August school term:
One school in Manicaland has this pleasant young boy, name of Solomon, who stays with his grandmother. The father died and the mother deserted him years back and reportedly remarried. The mother left 4 kids with the elderly grandmother...Solomon is the one who made it to Secondary school this year after getting 24 units last year. The caring grandmother recently fell and broke a leg and is being kept by her daughter whilst undergoing physio...Solomon's young sister is in primary school and also need US$30 BUT the greatest need is for Solomon, for US$60 per term and we urgently need the money, lest he skips next term as we heard. For this year there is need dor 60us for April to August, then another 60us for Sept to December , total US$120...from now to Form 4 ij 2029 we need a total of 660us...enough for the 4 years at 60us per term...we desperately need 60us for this coming school term

Anyone willing to help, please get in touch, you will pay directly to the school's CBZ account. Please. I will connect you to Solomon if need be...we are so concerned and pray that the young man gets a sponsor

15/04/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Joe ZimbaGadama Creatives, Pedro Dinapo, Muburwa Allan Murozvi, Yamu Yamu, Rachy Mwaika Tumburuku, Elizer Kanyika, Thabza Thabza, Daniel Mareya, Hlori Zitha

14/04/2026

thrilled to have hosted Aartjan and Sandra from the Netherlands. They came to assess Hope for Kids Zimbabwe's work and are considering partnering with us this year. Much appreciation to our amazing, committed and competent team for making this visit a success!. We look forward to potentially taking this partnership forward!