What are the opening hours?

Monday 08:00 - 05:00 Tuesday 08:00 - 05:00 Wednesday 08:00 - 05:00 Thursday 08:00 - 05:00 Friday 08:00 - 12:00

MAYO Zimbabwe

Home
Zimbabwe
Mutoko
MAYO Zimbabwe

MARVEL ACT YOUTH ORGANISATION (MAYO). NGO- Non Governmental Organisation. Our first registered regional chapter is in Zambia.

MARVEL ACT YOUTH ORGANISATION (MAYO)

Type of organisation: Non-governmental organisation

Target people: In and out of school Women & youths aged between 10-35
Areas of coverage: Mash East, Mutoko, Mudzi Murewa, Marondera, Mash Central Shamva & Bindura-Wadzanai Community Harare Epworth. Year Established: Established in 2003. Legal Status:

We are an NGO that was established in Mutoko, Makosa Grow

th Point in 2003. MAYO focuses on youth & women & seeks to address the socio-economic and developmental challenges faced by the marginalised people. Our work is guided by our four key Strategic/Thematic areas which are mainly influenced by the needs of those living in poverty referred to as rights holders. The four key thematic areas and the objectives fulfil the vision of the Organisation. The main thrust of the Organisation is to disseminate information, support, promote and protect women and youth rights through various interventions. MAYO is legally registered as a non-profit, non-governmental, charitable organisation under the Notarial Deed of Donations and Trust (Reg no. MA 422/2007) and registered in 2005 under the Zimbabwe Youth Council Act Chapter 25:19 as amended by Act no 16 of 1997(Reg no PO008/1005), It is also Registered with the National Arts Council of Zimbabwe as an Arts organization under the National Arts Council Act 1985. The Organization also subscribes to the principles of the right to information, knowledge and skills on prevention of the spread of HIV and AIDS and promotion of healthy lifestyles, personal well-being, reproductive health and care among children and young people as prescribed by the Zimbabwe National Youth Policy Republic of Zimbabwe. Our Values

• Accountability,
• Transparency,
• Respect for divergence views,
• Non-discrimination,
• Harmony – peace and unity,
• Participation,
• Effectively making a difference,
• Commitment to action

The Executive Director
Mobile: +263 772 602 081 Whatsapp and calls
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Visit our WEBSITE: www.mayozim.org and follow us on Twitter and Instagram

12/05/2026

Empowering the next generation to navigate and thrive safely in the digital world.

On 3 May 2026, MAYO hosted a Youth Digital Awareness Workshop at J Wallace College in Mabvuku, the workshop was facilitated by Tatenda Mauya, bringing together young people for important conversations around cyberbullying, misinformation, mental health, and responsible digital citizenship.

Rooted in the values of Ubuntu “I am because we are” the workshop equipped participants with practical tools to think critically, engage responsibly online, and support one another in creating safer digital spaces.

From identifying fake news and online scams to discussing mental well-being and positive online behaviour, the session sparked meaningful dialogue and strengthened participants’ confidence in navigating digital challenges.

This is how stronger and safer communities are built by empowering young people with knowledge, values, and voice.

Yet Trust Tamuka Foundation WELEAD-Africa Rozaria Memorial Trust Child Online Africa CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education

10/05/2026

Marvel Act Youth Organization wishes all mothers a Happy Mother’s Day.

We appreciate you.

07/05/2026

Back in 2009, MAYO together with the Mutoko community organized our very first mixed-gender soccer tournament! The excitement, unity, and community spirit were unforgettable.

Through Sports for Social Development, we have continued using sport as a tool to empower young people, promote peace, encourage teamwork, and create opportunities for girls and boys in rural communities.

Sports should be for everyone. Breaking barriers and encouraging girls and young women to participate in all sporting disciplines is an important step toward gender equality and inclusion.

At MAYO, we remain committed to uplifting the lives of young women and men through sport and community engagement. ⚽✨

Yet Trust Mhanduwe FM Tamuka Foundation CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education WELEAD-Africa Rozaria Memorial Trust ShamwariYemwanasikana Child Online Africa National Council on Disability LoudSilence Mental Health Support Zimcodd Southern African People's Solidarity Network

01/05/2026

Happy Workers Day…

We appreciate the dedication and hard work of everyone who continues to drive progress and build stronger and more empowered communities.

Mhanduwe FM Yet Trust

24/04/2026

Incase you are wondering who is MAYO Zimbabwe

Get to know us better. Today, we are re-sharing our story, where we started from.

Did you know?

MAYO was founded in 2003 in Mutoko, Zimbabwe, it began as a youth-led drama initiative raising awareness on issues such as drug abuse, HIV/AIDS, and sexual and reproductive health.

Tamuka Foundation Zimcodd CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education WELEAD-Africa Yet Trust Mhanduwe FM ShamwariYemwanasikana Rozaria Memorial Trust MAYO Zimbabwe Child Online Africa LoudSilence Mental Health Support Southern African People's Solidarity Network National Council on Disability

18/04/2026

Today we celebrate the strength of our past, the pride of our present, and the promise of our future. Let's continue to work together for a peaceful, prosperous and empowered Zimbabwe.

Happy Independence Day!

Tamuka Foundation Zimcodd CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education WELEAD-Africa Rozaria Memorial Trust Yet Trust Mhanduwe FM ShamwariYemwanasikana MAYO Zimbabwe

16/04/2026

Incase you are wondering who is MAYO Zimbabwe
Get to know us better. Today, we are re-sharing our mission, vision and values.

Vision

-A just, inclusive, and prosperous society where youth and women have equal opportunities to participate, lead, and succeed.

Mission

-To empower young people and women through advocacy, leadership development, community engagement, and rights-based programmes that promote equality, inclusion, and sustainable development.

Tamuka Foundation Zimcodd CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education WELEAD-Africa LoudSilence Mental Health Support Rozaria Memorial Trust Yet Trust Mhanduwe FM ShamwariYemwanasikana Child Online Africa National Council on Disability Southern African People's Solidarity Network

06/04/2026

Drug abuse doesn’t just affect the present, it steals dreams, opportunities, and potential. But with the right support and information, change is possible.

Together, we can build healthier communities and brighter futures.

Tamuka Foundation Rozaria Memorial Trust Zimcodd Yet Trust Mhanduwe FM WELEAD-Africa LoudSilence Mental Health Support CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education ShamwariYemwanasikana

04/04/2026

MAYO wishes you a joyful Easter holiday.
May this season fill your heart with peace, renewal, and hope.

Please drive safe.

03/04/2026

Speaking up is not weakness, it’s strength.
Your voice matters, your feelings matter, and your healing matters.

Let’s break the silence and create safe spaces where young people can talk, be heard, and be supported.

Tamuka Foundation CAMFED - Campaign for Female Education Child Online Africa Yet Trust Mhanduwe FM WELEAD-Africa Rozaria Memorial Trust National Council on Disability Zimcodd LoudSilence Mental Health Support Southern African People's Solidarity Network

29/03/2026

Art speaks where words fall short.
Through every brushstroke, we tell stories of pain, hope, resistance, and healing.

At the MAYO - Tamuka Exchange Program Day 2026 at Tamuka Foundation young people came together not just to talk, but to express, reflect, and heal through art.

Through the Creative Expression Workshop led by Ntandoyami Chic'cove Kanhenga , participants transformed emotions into powerful visuals, telling stories of mental health, resilience, drug awareness, and the realities young people face today. For many, the canvas became a safe space to say what words could not.

Each brushstroke carried meaning.
Each color reflected a lived experience.
Each artwork became a voice.

The session reminded us that art is more than creativity, it is healing, awareness, and advocacy.

Youth Empowerment and Transformation Trust (YETT) Zimbabwe Youth Council WELEAD Africa Dr. Vee Kativhu, PhD

Address

Mutoko

Opening Hours

Monday	08:00 - 05:00
Tuesday	08:00 - 05:00
Wednesday	08:00 - 05:00
Thursday	08:00 - 05:00
Friday	08:00 - 12:00

Telephone

+263772602081

Website

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvel_Act_Youth_Organisation

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when MAYO Zimbabwe posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to MAYO Zimbabwe:

Shortcuts

Address
Telephone
Opening Hours
Alerts
Contact The Organization
Claim ownership or report listing

Want your organization to be the top-listed Non Profit Organization in Mutoko?