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Jairos Jiri Mukuwapasi
The Jairos Jiri Mukuwapasi Centre, located in Manicaland Province, Zimbabwe, is part of the Jairos Jiri Association’s network dedicated to rehabilitating and empowering individuals with disabilities.While specific details about the Mukuwapasi Centre’s programs are limited, the Association’s centers typically offer education, vocational training, and healthcare services aimed at fostering self-reliance and societal integration for people with disabilities.The Association, founded in 1950 by Jairos Jiri, has significantly impacted countless lives by promoting dignity, empowerment, and inclusion across Zimbabwe.
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