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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 Growth 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

07/07/2026

Stress is a part of life, but drugs are never the solution.

Healthy coping starts with small, positive choices talk to someone you trust, take a walk, get enough rest, exercise, pray or meditate, and spend time with people who uplift you. Your mental wellbeing matters, and there is always a healthier way forward.

Choose healthy coping. Choose life.

Yet Trust Second Chance Foundation WELEAD-Africa Regional

30/06/2026

As Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month comes to an end, we reflect on the conversations we have started, the stories we have shared, and the reminders we have given throughout the month that it is okay for men to speak up, ask for help, and prioritize their mental wellbeing.

This month has been a call to challenge harmful stereotypes, break the silence surrounding men’s mental health, and encourage families, workplaces, and communities to create safe spaces where men feel heard, supported, and valued.

But our commitment does not end here.

Mental health is not a one-month conversation. The challenges many men face continue long after June ends, and so should our advocacy, compassion, and support. Let us continue checking in on our fathers, brothers, sons, friends, partners, and colleagues not just during awareness campaigns, but every day.

Together, we can build a society where seeking help is seen as strength, vulnerability is met with understanding, and no man has to suffer in silence.

The month may be ending, but the conversation must continue.

26/06/2026

This month, let’s remember that men carry burdens too.

Behind the smiles, jokes, strength, and silence, many men are fighting battles they never speak about. Mental health challenges do not make a man weak, and asking for help is not a sign of failure.

To every man who is struggling: your feelings are valid, your life matters, and you do not have to face everything alone.

Let’s create spaces where men can speak openly without judgment, seek support without shame, and be valued for more than their ability to endure pain.

Check on your fathers, brothers, sons, friends, partners, and colleagues. A simple conversation can make a difference.

Strong enough to speak. Brave enough to heal.

Yet Trust WELEAD-Africa Regional Rozaria Memorial Trust

25/06/2026

When life becomes overwhelming, do not turn to drugs or harmful coping mechanisms.

It’s okay to admit that things are not okay. Talk to someone you trust, seek support, and take that much-needed break. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness it is a sign of strength.

Your mental health matters. You do not have to face your struggles alone.

Yet Trust WELEAD-Africa Regional Ntandoyami Chic'cove Kanhenga

23/06/2026

Strength is not silence.

This Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, MAYO encourages men and boys to speak up, seek support, and know that they do not have to carry every burden alone. Real strength is found in honesty, connection, and asking for help when it is needed.

Together, let’s create a society where every man feels seen, heard, and supported.

Yet Trust WELEAD-Africa Regional Rozaria Memorial Trust Second Chance Foundation

22/06/2026

Strength is not about carrying every burden alone. True strength is knowing when to reach out, speak up, and accept support.

Men need support too. Let’s create a world where men feel safe to express their emotions, share their struggles, and seek help without fear of judgment.

A conversation, a listening ear, or a simple check-in can make a difference. Together, we can build stronger, healthier, and more supportive communities for men.

Abel Mavura Yet Trust Mhanduwe FM WELEAD-Africa Regional

18/06/2026

Some days, the pressure to have everything figured out can feel overwhelming.

But the truth is, life is a journey, not a race. You do not need to have all the answers today. It is okay to take things one step at a time, learn as you go, and give yourself grace along the way.

Daily Affirmation:
“I release the pressure to always have everything figured out.”

Remember, growth happens in the process. Trust yourself, trust your journey, and know that asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

Yet Trust Amnesty International Zimbabwe Transparency International Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Media Commission Mhanduwe FM

16/06/2026

Today, MAYO Zimbabwe joins the rest of Africa in commemorating the Day of the African Child under the theme:

“Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa.”

Every child deserves access to clean water, safe sanitation facilities, and proper hygiene practices to support their health, education, and overall well-being. Access to these basic necessities is not a privilege it is a fundamental right.

As MAYO Zimbabwe, we remain committed to empowering communities and advocating for environments where children can grow, learn, and thrive with dignity. Together, we can build a future where every African child has access to the resources they need to reach their full potential.

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

15/06/2026

Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month Daily Affirmations

Today’s Affirmation: My mental health journey is important and worth prioritizing.

Reach out. Listen. Support.

A simple conversation could save a life.

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

10/06/2026

As of 2025, an estimated 727,000 people die by su***de globally each year, and around 70–75% of them are men. This means that nearly 3 out of every 4 people who die by su***de are male.

To all the men out there: if you are struggling, please talk to someone. Share what you’re going through with a friend, family member, mentor, or professional. Carrying everything alone can be overwhelming.

Speaking up is not a sign of weakness. Asking for help takes courage, and your mental health matters.

You do not have to face your battles alone.

It’s okay not to be okay.

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

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Mutoko

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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

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+263772602081

Website

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

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