Changing norms, behaviours, and practice
Changing norms, behaviours, and practice
| Country of Origin | Zimbabwe |
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The Zimbabwe Albino Association (ZIMAS) is a national non-profit advancing the rights and economic empowerment of persons with albinism. To address livelihood challenges, ZIMAS is launching a Vegetable Farming Livelihood Project in Goromonzi District, where participants will grow high-value crops and receive monthly health workshops. The campaign seeks to raise $7,500 to fund farming inputs, training, and implementation costs; empowering the community with sustainable income, better health, and social inclusion.
Ewang’an Nadede Advocacy Initiative (ENAI – Africa) protects and empowers indigenous young girls and women facing early marriage and female genital mutilation (FGM) through education and health services, livelihood support, food security programs and anti-FGM and gender-based violence advocacy.
ENAI – Africa is the only organisation providing these essential services within a five-village radius in Kajiado County, a rural part of the South Rift in Kenya.
The Jairos Jiri Mukuwapasi Centre in Manicaland Province is part of the Jairos Jiri Association, a pioneering Zimbabwean non-profit founded in 1950 to advance the rights, rehabilitation, and empowerment of persons with disabilities. The Centre offers tailored education, vocational training, and healthcare services that promote self-reliance and social inclusion for children and adults with disabilities. Building on a legacy of transforming lives across Zimbabwe, Mukuwapasi Centre creates pathways for individuals to live independently and with dignity. To enhance its impact, the Centre seeks to raise $10,000 to refurbish its accommodation facilities, making them more inclusive and accessible for children with disabilities. Your support will help ensure that more children in Zimababwe can learn, grow, and thrive in a safe, inclusive environment where every individual is valued and empowered.
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